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25 Jun 2016, 14:00 - 18:00

Short name IMIANI board

Title IMIA NI board meeting

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Room 11 level 2 (Location: Level 2, Number of seats: 12)

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26 Jun 2016, 09:00 - 16:30

Short name IMIANI G.A.

Title IMIA NI General Assembly

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https://ni2016.online-registry.net/download/positionplans/positionplan_145804856411943202.pdf


26 Jun 2016, 09:00 - 12:00

Short name Tutorial 59

Title Ontology-based information visualization for Healthcare Collaborative Network

Organization

Description

Morcous Massoud Cairo University

Abstract: By combining virtual communities with Internet portal and content

management

technologies, Collaborative Network Organization (CNOs) share, access and

extend the

tacit and explicit knowledge within and across organizations. CNOs are a special

kind

of web-enabled communities of practice, where like-minded people collaborate

and

work together towards a common goal, sharing the same vision and values.

Information

visualization is a powerful tool for communicating complex ideas, but also for

exploring data. Research in information visualization has been fueled by the

continued

growth in the size and complexity of data sets, but it has focused mainly on

visualization techniques. Understanding the process of visualization from a

wider

perspective would support both the development of visualization software, and

the

adaptation of information visualization as an exploratory technique. This tutorial

aims

to study this process, and how it can be used to support the exploration of

interorganizational

networks in particular. In addition, a case study involving the

visualization of Healthcare CNO will discuss.

Keywords: Ontology, informatics, visualization , Collaborative Network

Organization.

Topic eHealth

Submissions

Ontology-based information visualization for Healthcare Collaborative

Network Organization (M Massoud)


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26 Jun 2016, 09:00 - 12:00


Title Analytic Strategies of Streaming Data for eHealth

Description

Dr Sunmoo Yoon, Dr Michelle Odlum, Dr Young Ji Lee Columbia University

Abstract : New analytic strategies for streaming big data from wearable devices

and social media are emerging in ehealth. We face challenges to find meaningful

patterns from big data because researchers face difficulties to process big

volume of streaming data using traditional processing applications.1 This

introductory 180 minutes tutorial offers hand-on instruction on analytics2 (e.g.,

topic modeling, social network analysis) of streaming data. This tutorial aims to

provide practical strategies of information on reducing dimensionality using

examples of big data. This tutorial will highlight strategies of incorporating

domain experts and a comprehensive approach to streaming social media data.

Keywords: Streaming data, big data, social network analysis, topic modeling,

data mining

Topic eHealth

Submissions

Analytic Strategies of Streaming Data for eHealth (S Yoon, M Odlum,

YJ Lee)


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26 Jun 2016, 09:00 - 12:00


Title NI Continuing Education: Replicating a U.S. Model in Other Countries?

Description

Dr Carol J. BICKFORD, Kathleen SMITH ANA, ICCE, LLC

Abstract. The need for nursing informatics continuing education is ongoing as

informatics nurses and informatics nurse specialists are expected to be lifelong

learners. This tutorial will explore how a very successful U.S. model, Weekend

Immersion in Nursing Informatics (WINI), might be considered for replication

in other countries. Details about the initial course design, presentation content

outline, and sustainability will be shared. Participant input and discussion will be

an integral component of this tutorial. The target audience includes informatics

nurses, professional development and academic faculty, and those creating

interprofessional informatics education programs.

Keywords. Continuing education, nursing informatics, scope and standards of

practice

Topic Education in health care IT

Submissions

NI Continuing Education: Replicating a U.S. Model in Other Countries?

(C Bickford, K Smith)

Room 5 Level 3 (Location: Level 3, Number of seats: 140)

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26 Jun 2016, 09:00 - 12:00


Title Public Health Information Systems: Priorities and Practices for Successful

Deployments

Description

Martin Pearce, Maureen Perrin, Dr Margaret Kennedy Gevity Consulting Inc

Abstract: A fast paced workshop designed for senior public health decision

makers and clinical leaders implementing information systems to support

delivery of public health programs. The tutorial will introduce public health

information systems and provide best practices for implementing solutions

related to immunization, communicable disease case management and outbreak

management.

Using a combination of formats, the tutorial will:

Highlight key functionality of public health information systems.

Review global crises currently exposing gaps and deficiencies in public health

information.

Examine governance, planning, and implementation priorities.

Highlight considerations supporting implementations nationally and in special

populations.

Provide real, actionable lessons learned to take away and apply in the real

world.

Keyword: Public Health Information Systems, Communicable Disease,

Immunizations, Best Practices

Topic eHealth

Submissions

Public Health Information Systems: Priorities and Practices for

Successful Deployments (M Pearce)

Room 7-8 level 2 (Location: Level 2, Number of seats: 80)

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26 Jun 2016, 13:00 - 16:00


Title The need for a global language - SNOMED CT introduction

Description

Jane Millar, Ian Green: IHTSDO

Abstract: SNOMED CT is the most comprehensive, multilingual clinical

healthcare terminology in the world. It is a resource with comprehensive,

scientifically validated clinical content. SNOMED CT enables consistent,

processable representation of clinical content in electronic health records. When

implemented in software applications, SNOMED CT can be used to represent

clinically relevant information consistently, reliably and comprehensively as an

integral part of producing electronic health information. SNOMED CT supports

the development of comprehensive high-quality clinical content in health

records. It provides a standardized way to represent clinical phrases captured by

the healthcare professional and enables automatic interpretation of these.

SNOMED CT is a clinically validated, semantically rich, controlled vocabulary

that facilitates evolutionary growth in expressivity to meet emerging

requirements. SNOMED CT based clinical information benefits individual

patients and clinicians as well as populations and it supports evidence based

care. The use of an Electronic Health Record (EHR) improves communication

and increases the availability of relevant information. IHTSDO works with other

standards oganisations to ensure interoperability and a key area has been the

work with ICN to enable the use of ICNP and SNOMED CT by the nursing

profession internationally.

Keywords: SNOMED CT, Nursing, ICN, Interoperability, Terminolog

Topic Standards

Submissions The need for a global language - SNOMED CT introduction (J Millar)


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26 Jun 2016, 13:00 - 16:00


Title Understanding New Types of Evidence Ready for Translation into Nursing

Informatics

Description

Dr Kathleen McCormick, SciMind, LLC, USA

Abstract: Nurses are the primary deliverers of patient care and observers of

patient side effects to medications. The primary objective of this tutorial is to

bring the participants up to date in genomic applications for nursing from birth

until death. A secondary objective is to define at least 17 pharmacogenomics

evidence guidelines ready for implementation into the Electronic Health Record.

The target audience are nurses in practice, implementers of EHRs, nursing in

leadership and policy-making positions, those focused on defining new areas for

nursing research, and educators who are in need of defining criteria for

integrating genomics into nursing education.

Keywords: Evidence-based practice, genomics, pharmacogenomics, nursing

observations of adverse effects, integration into EHR

Topic Translational IT

Submissions

13:00 - 16:00: Understanding New Types of Evidence Ready for

Translation into Nursing Informatics (K McCormick)


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26 Jun 2016, 13:00 - 16:00


Title Human Factors for Nursing: From In-situ Testing to Mobile Usability

Engineering

Description

Andre W. KUSHNIRUK; Elizabeth M. Borycki; Terje SOLVOLL; Carola

HULLIN

Uni Voctoria, Uni Hosp North Norway, Cath. Uni Chile

Abstract: The tutorial goal is to familiarize participants with human aspects of

health informatics and human-centered approaches to the design, evaluation and

deployment of both usable and safe healthcare information systems. The focus

will be on demonstrating and teaching practical and low-cost methods for

evaluating mobile applications in nursing. Basic background to testing methods

will be provided, followed by live demonstration of the methods. Then the

audience will break into small groups to explore the application of the methods

to applications of interest (there will be a number of possible applications that

will be available for applications in areas such as electronic health records and

decision support, however, if the groups have applications of specific interest to

them that will be possible). The challenges of conducting usability testing, and

in particular mobile usability testing will be discussed along with practical

solutions. The target audience includes practicing nurses and nurse researchers,

nursing informatics specialists, nursing students, nursing managers and health

informatics professionals interested in improving the usability and safety of

healthcare applications.

Keywords: Usability, usability engineering, human factors, in-situ, mobile,

patient safety

Topic Mobile Health

Submissions

13:00 - 16:00: Human Factors for Nursing: From In-situ Testing to

Mobile Usability Engineering (A Kushniruk, E Borycki, T Solvoll, C

Hullin)


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26 Jun 2016, 13:00 - 16:00


Title User-Centred Design using Gamestorming

Description

Dr Leanne Currie; Dr J. Craig Phillips; Charlene Ronquillo; Derek Roswell

University of British Columbia

Abstract: User-centered design (UX) is becoming a standard in software

engineering and has tremendous potential in healthcare. The purpose of this

tutorial will be to demonstrate and provide participants with practice in user-

centred design methods that involve ‘Gamestorming’, a form of brainstorming

where ‘the rules of life are temporarily suspended’. Participants will learn and

apply gamestorming methods including persona development via empathy

mapping and methods to translate artefacts derived from participatory design

sessions into functional and design requirements.

Keywords: User-centred design, end-user design, participatory design, usability

Topic eHealth

Submissions

13:00 - 16:00: User-Centred Design using Gamestorming (L Currie, JC

Phillips, C Ronquillo, D Roswell)


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26 Jun 2016, 17:00 - 18:15

Short name Opening Ceremony

Title Opening Ceremony

Description

Dr Pascal Stupler Director of Swiss Federal Office of Public Health

Mr Mauro Poggia Mister of health Geneva

Mrs Carmen Lapalza Santos European Commission Deputy Head of Unit Health

& Well-being/H1

Dr Frances Hughues Director General International Council of Nurses

WHO Director or Associate director

Mr Adrian Schmid Director eHealth Swiss

Prof Hyeoun-Ae Park Chair of NI2016 Scientific Program Committee

Prof Marianne Talberg Finland

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26 Jun 2016, 18:15 - 18:50

Short name Keynote

Title Deploying eHealth: nurses are essential partners

Description Carmen Laplaza Santos

European Union Deputy Head of Unit Health & Well-being/H1

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26 Jun 2016, 19:00 - 21:00

Short name Cocktail

Title Opening Ceremony Cocktail

Description Opening ceremony cocktail organized by Geneva State

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27 Jun 2016, 09:00 - 10:00

Short name Keynote

Title Re-Imagining Care Delivery: The Power of Nursing Informatics.

Description

Marilyn Chow

Dr. Marilyn Chow RN, Ph.D, FAAN is the vice president of National Patient

Care Services and Innovation at Kaiser Permanente, where she works to enable

the delivery of the highest-quality and most safe patient-centered care. She has

made significant contributions to nursing through her scholarship, leadership,

and civic involvement. She is recognized for her expertise in innovation,

regulation of nursing practice, and workforce policy. Dr. Chow is committed to

incorporating innovation and technology to reduce waste and improve

workflows within the health care industry. She was the driving force in

conceptualizing and creating the Sidney R Garfield Health Care Innovation

Center, Kaiser Permanente’s living laboratory, where ideas are tested and

solutions are developed in a hands-on, simulated clinical environment.

She was the inaugural Program Director for the RWJ Executive Nurse Fellows

Program and chaired the Institute of Medicine’s Standing Committee on

Credentialing Research in Nursing. In 2003, Dr. Chow participated on the IOM

Committee that produced the report, Keeping Patients Safe: Transforming the

Work Environment of Nurses.

She is a past board member of The Joint Commission, Joint Commission

Resources, American Academy of Nursing, Asian American Pacific Islander

Nurses Association (founding board member), Asian Health Care Leaders

Association (founding board member), and ThunderRoad (adolescent treatment

center).

She is a current board member of HealthImpact, the Innovation Learning

Network, and the Kaiser Permanente Sidney R. Garfield Health Care Innovation

Center.

She is the recipient of numerous awards, including the American Organization

of Nurse Executives (AONE) 2013 Lifetime Achievement Award; the 2013 HIT

Men and Women Award, presented by Healthcare IT News; and the national

Nurse.com 2011 Nursing Excellence, National Nurse of the Year. She also was

selected one of the distinguished 100 graduates and faculty of the UCSF School

of Nursing for the Centennial Wall of Fame and in 2015 was inducted in the

Nurse Leader Hall of Fame for the Alpha Eta Chapter at UCSF School of

Nursing.

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27 Jun 2016, 09:50 - 10:20

Short name Poster A 1000

Topic Clinical IT

Submissions

09:50 - 09:55: Understanding Nurses’ Perceptions of Electronic Health

Record Use in an Acute Care Hospital Setting (G Strudwick, L McGillis

Hall, L Nagle, P Trbovich)

09:55 - 10:00: Improving EMR Usability: Critical Elements when

Designing Perioperative Emergencies Template (MR Romero)

10:00 - 10:05: multimedia bord in outpatient waiting service (pf lee)

10:05 - 10:10: Evaluation of a Fall Risk Prediction Tool Using Large-

Scale Data (S Yokota, A Tomotaki, O Mohri, M Endo, K Ohe)

10:10 - 10:15: Nurses’ Experiences of An Initial and Re-implemented

Electronic Health Record Use (TT Lee, CP Chang)

10:15 - 10:20: A customized workflow-driven instant messaging system

support team communication in the hospital (YL Lee, TF Chien, HC

Chen)

Room Poster zone A level -1 (Location: Level -1, Number of seats: 0)

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27 Jun 2016, 10:05 - 10:40

Short name Poster E 1000

Topic Transmission, interoperability, exchanges

Submissions

10:05 - 10:10: Establishing long-term nursing informatics capacity in

Malawi, Africa (S O'Connor, J Gallagher, N Wamba, C Moyo, GB

Chirambo, J O'Donoghue)

10:10 - 10:15: Personalised multi-criterial online decision support for

siblings considering stem cell donation: an interactive aid (MK Kaltoft,

G Salkeld, J Dowie)

10:15 - 10:20: Cross-mapping diagnostic nursing concepts between the

ICNP and the ICF for expressing nursing in the health care record (J

Florin, I Jansson, E Strandberg, A Ehrenberg, C Björvell)

10:20 - 10:25: Real-time MFER monitoring using interval-saving of

health signals (Y Lee, S Kim, K Lee, D Kim, S Kim)

10:25 - 10:30: Exploring Community Planning Thinking as a Model for

Use Case Development (M Wilson, P Procter)

10:30 - 10:35: Is the ISO reference terminology model for nursing

actions enough to describe nursing actions? (JY Lee, HA Park)

Room Poster zone E level -1 (Location: Level -1, Number of seats: 0)

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27 Jun 2016, 10:10 - 10:30

Short name Poster C 1000


Submissions

10:10 - 10:15: Relationship between Organizational Culture and

Organizational Effectiveness- A Study of Nurses in Taiwan (YH Yan)

10:15 - 10:20: An assessment of the application of Pharma cloud system

to the national health insurance program of Taiwan and the result in

hospitals (YH Yan, CL Lu)

10:20 - 10:25: Exploring the flexibility of Challenge Based Learning in

health promotion training (HYA Lam)

10:25 - 10:30: Design of a program to learn the nursing process by

introducing digital stories - For the promotion of patient understanding –

(M TERAOKA, Y MURANAKA, Y Saito, T SAKUMA, M KAIZU, S

Mitsuhashi)


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27 Jun 2016, 10:10 - 10:35

Short name Poster B 1000

Topic eHealth

Submissions

10:10 - 10:15: User Expectations: Nurses’ perspective (G GÜRSEL)

10:15 - 10:20: eHealth Literacy Skills among Undergraduate Nursing

Students in the U.S. and South Korea (HJ Park, H Park)

10:20 - 10:25: Telerehabilitation Services in Pakistan: A Rehabilitation

Professional’s Perspective (Z Zahid, S Ahmed Khan, S Atique)

10:25 - 10:30: Organizational benefits of Computerized Physician Order

Entry (CPOE) System in Pakistan (S Atique, U Iqbal, F Anwar, H Chien-

Yeh, S Syed Abdul)

10:30 - 10:35: A Serious Game for Teaching Nursing Students Clinical

Reasoning and Decision-Making Skills (HM Johnsen, M Fossum, P

Vivekananda-Schmidt, A Fruhling, Å Slettebø)


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27 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 12:20

Short name Workshop 302

Title MonDossierMedical.ch – The Personal Health Record for every Geneva Citizen

Description

Aurélie ROSEMBERG and Olivier PLAUT

Direction générale de la santé – Etat de Genève

Abstract. MonDossierMedical.ch is a project led by the canton of Geneva,

making it possible for every patient to access his own electronic health record

(EHR) and to share the medical files with his doctors. It was introduced across

the canton in mid-2013, and provided to all patients free of charge. It is based on

the first Swiss-wide eHealth-compliant pilot project "e-toile". The canton of

Geneva developed "e-toile" as a public-private partnership together with Swiss

Post and it was launched in 2011 in some of the canton’s municipalities. Back

then, Geneva’s EHR represented the first Swiss attempt to link all healthcare

professionals in the treatment chain. Today, it serves more than 6,000 patients

and 400 physicians. This number is growing regularly, as well as the health care

institutions (private hospitals, labs) joining the community.

Keywords. MonDossierMedical.ch, Electronic Health Record EHR, e-health,

Geneva, Shared Care Plan, Shared Medication List

Topic eHealth

Submissions

10:40 - 12:20: MonDossierMedical.ch – The Personal Health Record for

every Geneva Citizen (O Plaut, A Rosemberg)

Room 15 level -1 (Location: Level -1, Number of seats: 80)

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27 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 12:20

Short name Panel 184

Title Nursing and eHealth: Are we preparing our future nurses as automatons or

informaticians?

Description

Michelle HONEY, Paula M PROCTER, Marisa L. WILSON, Anne MOEN,

Grace T M Dal SASSO

Abstract. The Education Working Group of IMIA NI present this thought

provoking panel where the changing and challenging role of nursing will be

explored within the information intensive eHealth arena. The session will be of

interest to any nurse as the discussion will be driven by the objective of trying to

understand how best to prepare nurses to be actively engaged in information and

communication technology (ICT) developments that enhance care assessment,

delivery, evaluation and audit. As a balance, the discussion will consider the

increasing emergence of ‘nursing by numbers’ where risk assessment tools are

used in an automatic way leaving little room for individual evidenced based

care.

Keywords. Education, competencies, risk assessment, care, ICT


Submissions

10:40 - 12:20: Nursing and eHealth: Are we preparing our future nurses

as automatons or informaticians? (M Honey, P Procter, M Wilson, A

Moen, GTMD Sasso)


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27 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 12:20

Short name Panel 97

Title Patient Engagement: Opportunities and Challenges for Nursing and Health Care

Professionals

Description

Dr. Mervat Abdelhak; Dr Marion Ball; Bonnie Cassidy; Dr. Bjoern Sellemann

Abstract: Patient (citizen) engagement argued as a critical initiative for the

transformation of health care and improving health outcomes. Health care is

experiencing patients that have expectations for value, transparency, choice, and

engagement. However, meaningfully engaging patients in their own health care

has often proven to be difficult. This panel will present commentary, research

and educational initiatives, representing multiple and global perspectives on

patient engagement. Global efforts in education to prepare the needed

workforce will also be addressed. The audience will have an opportunity to

share multiple perspectives and experiences within the panel framework.

Keywords: Patient (citizen) engagement, e-health, mobile health, technology and

data enablers, research results, competencies, roles for nursing and health care

professionals

Topic eHealth

Submissions

10:40 - 12:20: Patient Engagement: Opportunities and Challenges for

Nursing and Health Care Professioals (M Abdelhak, A Haendel, M

Troseth, B Sellemann)


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27 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 12:00


Title How to Prepare a Nursing Informatics Conference Submission

Description

Dr Kaija Saranto, Dr Elizabeth M. Borycki, Dr Indra Neil Sarkar

Abstract: This workshop aims to demystify the process of submitting papers to

Nursing Informatics and MEDINFO Congresses for international authors.

During the workshop the authors of this proposal will focus on the

characteristics of NI and MEDINFO congresses, principles of scientific writing,

requirements of submission formats, and criteria used for assessing submissions.

The workshop will be of special interest to those who are planning on submitting

a paper, poster, or workshop to future Nursing Informatics and MEDINFO

conferences. As part of this the workshop, authors and participants will discuss

and share their experiences in submitting papers to NI and MEDINFO

conferences and the workshop authors will provide suggestions on how to

improve the papers.

Keywords: Scientific writing, publication, health and nursing informatics

Topic Standards

Submissions

10:40 - 12:00: How to Prepare a Nursing Informatics Conference

Submission (K Saranto, E Borycki, IN Sarkar)


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27 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 12:20

Short name Session 110 3

Title Edu; eHealth;

Description This session is about skills and competencies

Topic *

Submissions

10:40 - 11:00: Determining optimal nursing resources in relation to

functions during the Oulu University Hospital nurse staffing

management project (P Liljamo, P Lavander, P Kejonen)

11:00 - 11:20: Project Management: Essential Skill of Nurse

Informaticists (C Sipes)

11:20 - 11:40: The role of nurses in e-health: the MobiGuide project

experience (E Parimbelli, L Sacchi, R Budasu, C Napolitano, M Peleg, S

Quaglini)

11:40 - 12:00: Tripartite Governance: Enabling Successful

Implementations with Vulnerable Populations (MA Kennedy)

12:00 - 12:20: Strategic deployment of clinical models (W Goossen)


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27 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 12:20


Title Nurses & clinical

Description Contribution of nurses to documentation

Topic Clinical IT

Submissions

10:40 - 11:00: Making the patients’ risk visible: A nursing document

information system to improve the patients’ safety by implementation of

electronic assessment system (p wang)

11:00 - 11:20: A Data Mining Approach for Exploring Correlates of

Self-Reported Comparative Physical Activity Levels of Urban Latinos (S

Yoon, MC Co, Jr, N Suero-Tejeda, S Bakken)

11:20 - 11:40: Electronic nursing documentation: Patient care continuity

using the Clinical Care Classification System (CCC) (L Whittenburg, A

MEETIM)

11:40 - 12:00: Transforming Clinical Documentation in EHR 2020 (c

weaver, A O'Brien)

12:00 - 12:20: Nurses' Contribution to Health Information Technology of

Iran’s 2025 Health Map: A Review of the Document (F Sadoughi, T

Azadi, T Azadi)


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27 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 12:20

Short name Session 110 7-8

Title Education

Description Full education


Submissions

10:40 - 11:00: Elements of scenario-based learning on suicidal patient

care using real-time video (C Lu, H Lee, S Hsu, I Shu)

11:00 - 11:20: National eHealth Implementation: Country Experience (A

Thoroddsen, GA Hardardottir)

11:20 - 11:40: Gamification of Clinical Routine: The Dr. Fill Approach

(M Bukowski, M Kühn, X Zhao, R Bettermann, S Jonas)

11:40 - 12:00: Evaluation of a Statewide HIV-HCV-STD Online Clinical

Education Program by Healthcare Providers – A Comparison of Nursing

and Other Disciplines (D Wang, A Luque)

12:00 - 12:20: Persuasive technology in nursing education about pain

(AG Alvarez, GTMD Sasso, MS Iyengar)


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27 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 12:20


Title Home Care

Description Home Care and information exchanges

Topic *

Submissions

10:40 - 11:00: Lessons learnt to promote nurses participation in

implementation of home health care systems (B Oestlund, S Frennert, I

Scandurra)

11:00 - 11:20: Health@Home moves all about the house! (G Casper, P

Brennan, C Arnott-Smith, N Werner, Y He)

11:20 - 11:40: Exchange of information between hospital and home

health care: A longitudinal perspective (R Hellesø, L Melby, B

Brattheim, P Toussaint)

11:40 - 12:00: Nurses’ information seeking behavior for clinical practice:

A case study in a developing country (M Sarbaz, K Kimiafar, A

Sheikhtaheri, Z Taherzadeh, S Eslami)

12:00 - 12:20: Homecare Nurses’ Decision-Making During Admission

Care Planning (P Sockolow, E Bass, C Eberle, K Bowles)


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27 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 10:45

Short name Session 110a 4

Title Social Media & Participatory Health Conference

Description Opening of the satellite conference Social Media & Participatory Health

Conference

Topic Social Media


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27 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 12:20


Title Accelerating the Global Workforce Demand for Nurse Informaticians:

Advanced Health Informatics Certification (AHIC)

Description

Cynthia GADD, Connie W, Delaney, Heimar de Fátima Marin, Karen

Greenwood, Jeffrey J. Williamson

Abstract: Advances in professional recognition of nursing informatics vary by

country but examples exist of training programs moving from curriculum-based

education to competency based frameworks to produce highly skilled nursing

informaticians. This panel will discuss a significant credentialing project in the

United States that should further enhance professional recognition of highly

skilled nurses matriculating from NI programs as well as nurses functioning in

positions where informatics-induced transformation is occurring. The panel will

discuss the professionalization of health informatics by describing core content,

training requirements, education needs, and administrative framework applicable

for the creation of an Advanced Health Informatics Certification (AHIC).

Keywords: Clinical Competence; Informatics; Health Education; Workforce

Development


Submissions

10:40 - 12:20: Accelerating the Global Workforce Demand for Nurse

Informaticians: Advanced Interprofessional Informatics Certification (C

Gadd, CW Delaney, H Marin, K Greenwood, J Williamson)


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27 Jun 2016, 10:45 - 12:20



Description Special session dedicated to Social Media

Topic Social Media

Submissions

10:45 - 11:00: Social media training for professional identity

development in undergraduate nurses (C Mather, E Cummings, L

Nichols)

11:00 - 11:20: Quality Evaluation of Nursing Observaion based on a

Survay of Nursing Documents using NursingNAVI® Contents in

JAPAN (S Tsuru, M Omori, m inoue, F WAKO)

11:20 - 11:40: Digital Patient Modelling for Exploiting Social Media and

Sensor Data in Clinical Decision Support (K Denecke)

11:40 - 12:00: Development of an Online Platform to Support the

Network of Caregivers of People with Dementia (R Verwey, M van

Berlo, S Duymelinck, S Willard, E van Rossum)

12:00 - 12:20: Social Media use among Nurses (AA Cordos, SD

Bolboaca)


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27 Jun 2016, 12:20 - 13:30

Short name IMIANI Hon

Title IMIA NI Honorary members lunch

Topic *


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27 Jun 2016, 12:25 - 13:40


Topic Mobile Health

Submissions

12:25 - 12:30: Nursing students’ opinion on the use of smartphone

applications (apps) in clinical education and training: a study protocol (S

O'Connor, T Andrews)

12:30 - 12:35: Prototype development and usability testing of an

interactive digital e-health game (IDEG) for heart failure (HF) (K

Radhakrishnan, P Toprac, M O'Hair, R Bias, M Mackert, B Xie, M Kim,

P Bradley)

12:35 - 12:40: Barriers to co-designing mobile technology with persons

with dementia and their carers (S O'Connor, MM Bouamrane, CA

O'Donnell, FS Mair)

12:40 - 12:45: Current Status and Quality Assessment of Cardiovascular

Diseases Related Smartphone Apps in China (Q Xiao, Y Wang, L Sun, S

Lu, Y Wu)

12:50 - 12:55: A survey on the willingness to use physical activity

smartphone Applications(Apps) in patients with chronic diseases (L Sun,

C Jiao, Y Wang, Q Xiao, Y Zhang, Y Wu)

12:55 - 13:00: Preliminary Findings of the Delivery of the National

Diabetes Prevention Program via a Mobile Application (V Tiase, M

Licata, E Fleck)

13:00 - 13:05: Quality of Chinese CVD Medication Apps (Y Liu, P

Chang, N LI, K Lamb, X Huang, J Wang, Y Wang, Y Wu)

13:05 - 13:10: The usefulness of the electric textbooks at Nursing

Practicam by analyzing the usage logs of the terminal tablet (Y

NAKAMURA, Y Majima, K FUKAYAMA)

13:10 - 13:15: Could people get quality apps they intend to get? Taking

finding stroke apps for example (Y Cui, C Fu, H Chang, Y Wu, P

Chang)

13:15 - 13:20: Evaluation of efficiency improvement in vital

documentation using RFID devices (E Kimura)

13:20 - 13:25: Development of a predictive model of health promoting

behavior for health promotion information seekers with mobile (H Choi,

J Kim, A Byun)

13:25 - 13:30: The educational and supportive mobile application for

caregivers of dementia people (S Cho, JH Lee, E Lee, I Kim, m kim)

13:30 - 13:35: Modeling a mobile health management business model for

chronic kidney disease (YL Lee, P Chang)

13:35 - 13:40: Understanding the learning needs of new graduate nurses

at a surgical ward to develop a smartphone/table based training system

(YC Lu, YY Tan, C pin-chen)


Position plan

Participation


27 Jun 2016, 12:30 - 13:35


Topic Clinical IT

Submissions

12:30 - 12:35: The Austrian Nursing Minimum Data Set (NMDS-AT) (R

Ranegger, WO Hackl, E Ammenwerth)

12:35 - 12:40: Evaluation of an allergy documentation system adopted

by Hong Kong's private hospitals - a pilot study (WY Chan, KST Choi,

CLV Chiang, C Cheung, LE Tong, N Cheung, TCM Wong)

12:40 - 12:45: A Standard for Nursing Process - Clinical Decision

Support Systems (NP-CDSS) (M Müller-Staub, W Paans)

12:45 - 12:50: Shifting Tasks from Nurses to Physicians: CDS Needed

after Introduction of CPOE? (E Eschmann, S Karlen, L Perger, M

Schneemann, J Blaser)

12:50 - 12:55: Using a Text-Mining Approach to Evaluate the Quality of

Nursing Records (C Hsiu-Mei, C Shwu-Fen, L Hsiu-Yun, Y Hui-Chu)

12:55 - 13:00: Electronic Health Record Messaging and Quality of Care

for Type 2 Diabetes Patients in Primary Care (M Mundt, L Zakletskaia)

13:00 - 13:05: Nursing Informatics in Turkey (S Akdeniz, M Ozkaynak)

13:05 - 13:10: Development Needs of Electronic Nursing Discharge

Summaries in Finland (A Kuusisto, P Asikainen, K Saranto)

13:10 - 13:15: Reporting Patient Safety Events: A Cross-Cultural Trial

(W Shan, C Liang, N Yang, Y Gong)

13:15 - 13:20: Using Hospital Information System data to capture nurse

workload (h chen, S ZHAO)

13:20 - 13:25: A Study on the Effect on Scheduling and Management of

Surgeries with the Introduction of Excellent Medical Information (T

Ching-Mei)

13:25 - 13:30: Emergency information systems for performance

assessment value before and after the child abuse and sexual assault of

time after medical intervention (SJ TANG, SC Jhan, SJ CHEN, AR

LAN)

13:30 - 13:35: Effect of Automatic Inpatient Fall Prediction Using

Routinely Captured EMR Data: Preliminary Results (I Cho, E Chung)


Position plan

Participation


27 Jun 2016, 12:30 - 13:20



Submissions

12:30 - 12:35: Co-designing mobile apps to assist in clinical nursing

education: a study protocol (S O'Connor, T Andrews)

12:35 - 12:40: Patients’ opinions on display methods to protect privacy

(Y NIIMI, K OTA)

12:45 - 12:50: Using the ADDIE Model To Develop a Nursing

Information System Training Program for New Nurse Employees (SC

Lu, YC Cheng, PT Chan)

12:50 - 12:55: Factors affecting participation in the eRedBook: a

personal child health record (S O'Connor, A Devlin, M McGee-Lennon,

MM Bouamrane, CA O'Donnell, FS Mair)

12:55 - 13:00: Effect of reflection through use of iPad-created videos to

learn nursing (Y Saito)

13:00 - 13:05: Social media and population health virtual exchange for

senior nursing students: An international collaboration (P Procter, J

Brixey, M Honey, F Todhunter)

13:05 - 13:10: The development of health educators’ competence in

nursing informatics (E Rajalahti, K Saranto)

13:10 - 13:15: A 2-year study on the use of NursingNAVI with the

partogram by midwifery students (Y Iwao, S Tsuru)

13:15 - 13:20: Development of an Open Source Educational Resource:

“Clinical Skills for Safer Patient Care” (G Doyle, J McCutcheon)

Room Poster zone C level -1 (Location: Level -1, Number of seats: 0)

Position plan

Participation


27 Jun 2016, 12:30 - 13:30


Topic eHealth

Submissions

12:30 - 12:35: POLESAT an innovative e-geoplatform in health

management (A QUESNEL-BARBET, J Soula, F Dufossez, R Beuscart)

12:35 - 12:40: Decision support system in the nursing instruction

information system (H Hui-Ling, C Chun-Jen ., C Lee)

12:40 - 12:45: An efficient user interface design for nursing information

system based on integrated patient order information (CH Chu, MC Kuo,

SH Weng, TT Lee)

12:45 - 12:50: Utilization of Communication Robot in Patient Education

(K Ishiguro, Y Majima)

12:50 - 12:55: The Effectiveness of Peritoneal Dialysis System

Implementation on Case Management (C Ching-I, C Shwu-Fen)

12:55 - 13:00: Study on Synchronization of the heart in a nursing art (A

ISHIGAME, S Sakaki, Y Majima)

13:00 - 13:05: CarerSupport – an innovative approach to informal carers’

training and collaboration (L Lunde, A Moen)

13:05 - 13:10: My cancer care plan as a web-solution (B Westman, B

Cornelius)

13:10 - 13:15: ‘What if it was like a departure lounge at an airport?’- -

eHealth for healthcare staff in a Swedish healthcare organization, a

Participatory Design study (L Nilsson, M Hofflander)

13:15 - 13:20: Network Visualization of Dementia Tweets (S Yoon, MC

Co, Jr, S Bakken)

13:20 - 13:25: Living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and

being followed up through telemedicine – a phenomenological approach

(TL Barken, U Söderhamn, E Thygesen)


Participation

27 Jun 2016, 12:30 - 13:30

Short name Poster D 1100

Topic Social Media

Submissions

12:30 - 12:35: Use Of Social Media In Facilitating Health Care Research

Among Nursing and Allied Health Undergraduates (N Silva)

12:35 - 12:40: Effects of using Multimedia Situational Teaching in

Establish Nurse-Patient Relationship for New Nurses (JY Lin, HF Chen)

12:40 - 12:45: Nurses guidelines for using social media by Finnish

Nurses Association (D Arifulla, J Olli, M Merasto)

12:45 - 12:50: Development of a Multimedia Dysphagia Assessment

Learning System using Responsive Web Design: from e-Learning to m-

Learning (HC Huang, SH Guo)

12:50 - 12:55: A social media-based mindful yoga program for pregnant

women (SH Guo, CW Lee, CM Tsao, HC Hsing)

12:55 - 13:00: Public Use of Mobile Medical Applications: a case study

on Cloud-Based Medical Service of Taiwan (YH Yan, CL Lu)

13:00 - 13:05: The Use of Social Media and Mobile Technologies to

Improve Nursing Education, Practice and Workflow (H Asiri, M

Househ)

13:05 - 13:10: The new issue of social media in education and health

behavior change - Virtual Visit of Tele-Nursing (BL CHEN)

13:10 - 13:15: User-centric eHealth tools to connect people with Sickle

Cell Disease (DZ Issom, G Hartvigsen, S Bonacina, S Koch, C Lovis)

13:15 - 13:20: Gamification of Clinical Routine: The Dr. Fill Approach

(Demonstration) (M Bukowski, M Kühn, X Zhao, R Bettermann, S

Jonas)

13:20 - 13:25: Interactive Patient Engagement: System Design to Cross

the Continuum of Care (K Burke)

Room Poster zone D level -1 (Location: Level -1, Number of seats: 0)

Position plan

Participation


27 Jun 2016, 13:40 - 15:20


Title Continuity of Care: sharing the medication treatment plan

Description

Stéphane SPAHNI

University Hospitals of Geneva

Abstract: The shared medication treatment plan is a key element for supporting

the continuity of care. Indeed a substantial amount of emergency hospitalization

is linked to medication – 5% to 10% according to some studies. Methods and

tools helping all healthcare providers to have a better knowledge of the complete

medication plan are therefore required in order to limit side effects linked to an

insufficient knowledge of what the patient is taking. The workshop intends to

present various initiatives and open the discussion about the limits, pros and

cons of various initiatives.

Keywords. Continuity of care, medication, shared treatment plan

Topic eHealth

Submissions

13:40 - 15:20: Continuity of Care: sharing the medication treatment plan

(S Spahni)


Position plan

27 Jun 2016, 13:40 - 15:20


Title Advancing nursing informatics in the next 5-10 years: What are the next steps?

Description

Pr Connie White Delaney; Joyce Sensmeier; Pr Heimar de Fátima Marin; Pr

Hyeoun-Ae Park; Dr Patti Abbott

Abstract: Objective: This panel will explore expert perspectives on what is

needed to advance nursing informatics (NI) based on results of an international

survey conducted by the IMIA-NISIG Student Group in 2015. This panel will

build on results of the survey’s thematic analysis findings, highlighting:

research, practice, education, collaboration, and visibility, as key areas needing

action. Scope: Each expert panelist will speak to one of the identified themes in

the context of the survey results. Each panelist will then provide perspectives on

additional areas of opportunities, potential challenges, and offer actionable

recommendations.

Target audience: nursing informatics leaders, educators, policymakers,

researchers, clinicians, students.

Keywords: Nursing informatics trends, research, practice, education, leadership

Topic Standards

Submissions

13:40 - 15:20: Advancing nursing informatics in the next 5-10 years:

What are the next steps? (C Ronquillo, CW Delaney, J Sensmeier, H

Marin, HA Park, P Abbott)


Position plan

Participation



27 Jun 2016, 13:40 - 15:20


Title Health Information Technologies for Geriatrics: The Big Picture

Description

Dave deBronkart; Yu-Chuan Li; Luis Fernandez Luque; Dr. Shabbir Syed-

Abdul;

Abstract: Nearly five decades ago in 1970, Simone de Beauvoir’s “The Coming

of Age” painted a broad-strokes picture of urgent issues affecting the welfare of

elders in many cultures. Using her agenda and others, this panel will attempt to

sketch what specific technological advances and applications offer to older

citizens, clients and patients – over these 50 years and into the future. Rapid

aging societies warrants the need to transform health systems to be focused on

preventions and patient engagement rather than the curative care.

Keywords: Geriatric nursing, eHealth, Simone de Beauvoir, “The Coming of

Age,” mHealth, mobile apps for health, active aging, assisted living

Topic eHealth

Submissions

13:40 - 15:20: Health Information Technologies for Geriatrics: The Big

Picture (V Crawford, S Syed Abdul)


Position plan

Participation

27 Jun 2016, 13:40 - 15:20


Title Nursing Informatics Competencies: Psychometric Validation, Dissemination,

and Maintenance of Self-Assessment Tool for Nurse Leaders

Description

Dr Andrew B. Phillips; Dr Po-Yin Yen; Mary Kennedy; Dr Sarah Collins

Abstract: Due to rapid advances in technology, HIT competencies for nursing

leaders require frequent attention and updating from experts in the field to

ensure relevance to nursing leaders' work. This workshop will target nursing

informatics researchers and leaders to: 1) learn methods and findings from a

study validating a Self-Assessment Scale for Nursing Informatics Competencies

for Nurse Leaders, 2) generate awareness of the Self-Assessment scale, 3)

discuss strategies for maintenance of competencies overtime and 4) identify

strategies to engage nursing leaders in this pursuit.

Keywords: Informatics competencies, self-evaluation tool, psychometric testing,

factor analysis


Submissions

13:40 - 15:20: Nursing Informatics Competencies: Psychometric

Validation, Dissemination, and Maintenance of Self-Assessment Tool for

Nurse Leaders (S Collins, A Phillips, PY Yen, M Kennedy)


Position plan

Participation



27 Jun 2016, 13:40 - 15:20


Title Accessing quality online health information: what is the solution?

Description

Dr Célia Boyer; Dr Allan Hanbury; Dr Sanna Salanterä

Abstract: The majority of the adult population in both Europe and North

America have access to the internet. Over 70% state that they have used the

internet to look for health information and the majority started their search at a

search engine. Given that search engines list sites according to popularity and

not quality, it is imperative that users have a means of discerning trustworthy

and honest information from non-reliable health information. The HONcode, a

set of eight quality guidelines, ensures access to standardized trustworthy health

information which can be used as a tool to guide consumers.

Keywords: Patient education, Ethics, Quality, Health information technology,

Information privacy. Trust, HONcode

Topic eHealth

Submissions

13:40 - 15:20: Accessing quality online health information: what is the

solution? (C Boyer, A Hanbury, S SalanterÃ¤)


Position plan

Participation

27 Jun 2016, 13:40 - 15:20


Title Patient centric

Description Différent ways dedicated to patients

Topic *

Submissions

13:40 - 14:00: Older Consumers’ Readiness for e-Health in New Zealand

(M Honey, S Waterworth, H Aung)

14:00 - 14:20: Towards a HPV Vaccine Knowledgebase For Patient

Education Content (D Wang, R Cunningham, J Boom, M Amith, C Tao)

14:20 - 14:40: Use of Patient Portals in Older Adults: A Comparison of

Three Samples (ES Nahm, K Sagherian, S Zhu)

14:40 - 15:00: Impact of telephone-nursing on quality of life in

discharged patients with coronary arteries bypass graft surgery (A

Bikmoradi, B Masmoi)

15:00 - 15:20: Evolving National Strategy Driving Nursing Informatics

in New Zealand (M Honey, L Westbrooke)


Position plan

Participation



27 Jun 2016, 13:40 - 15:20



Topic Social Media

Submissions

13:40 - 14:00: Patient Participation in Chronic Pain Management

Through Social Media: A Clinical Study (M Merolli, K Gray, F Martin-

Sanchez)

14:00 - 14:20: Consumer Health Informatics in the Context of Engaged

Citizens and eHealth Services - A new CHI Meta Model (M Wiesner, L

Griebel, K Becker, M Pobiruchin)

14:20 - 14:40: Diabetes Applications for Arabic Speakers: A Critical

Review of Available Apps for Android and iOS operated Smartphones

(D Alhuwail)

14:40 - 15:00: Capturing Provenance, Evolution and Modification of

Clinical Protocols via a Heterogeneous, Semantic Social Network (N

PORTOKALLIDIS, G Drosatos, E Kaldoudi)

15:00 - 15:20: Effectiveness of an Internet Community for Severely

Obese Women (T Chomutare, E Årsand, G Hartvigsen)


Position plan

Participation

27 Jun 2016, 13:40 - 15:20


Title clinical & education

Topic Clinical IT

Submissions

13:40 - 14:00: Nursing Telehealth: Caring at a distance (L Botin, C

Nøhr)

14:00 - 14:20: Using Education Technology as a Proactive Approach to

Healthy Ageing (D Rodger, A Spencer, P Hussey)

14:20 - 14:40: Online information seeking behaviour by nurses and

physicians: a cross-sectional study (P Lialiou, J Mantas)

14:40 - 15:00: Studying the HIT-Complexity Interchange (C Kuziemsky,

E Borycki, A Kushniruk)

15:00 - 15:20: Competency Skills Assessment: Successes and Areas for

Improvement Identified during Collaboration between Informaticists and

a National Organization (C Sipes, K Hunter, D MCGONIGLE, T Hebda,

T HILL, J LAMBLIN)


Position plan

Participation



27 Jun 2016, 13:40 - 15:20


Title Strategies

Description Countries strategies description

Topic *

Submissions

13:40 - 14:00: Using the Virtual Reality World of Second Life to

Promote Patient Engagement (E Weiner, P Trangenstein, R McNew, J

Gordon)

14:00 - 14:20: The Development Process of eHealth Strategy for Nurses

in Finland (O Ahonen, P Kouri, UM Kinnunen, K Junttila, P Liljamo, D

Arifulla, K Saranto)

14:20 - 14:40: Issues for deployment of mobile learning by nurses in

Australian healthcare settings (C Mather, E Cummings)

14:40 - 15:00: Promoting mHealth in Nursing Practice in China (Y Liu,

Y Wu, Y Gong)

15:00 - 15:20: Medication information flow in home care (T Norri-

Sederholm, K Saranto, H Paakkonen)


Position plan

Participation

27 Jun 2016, 13:40 - 15:20


Title Evaluation

Description Evaluation effectiveness analyses

Topic *

Submissions

13:40 - 14:00: Using Dashboard Technology and Clinical Decision

Support Systems to Improve Heart Team Efficiency and Accuracy:

Review of the Literature (S Clarke, M Wilson, M Terhaar)

14:00 - 14:20: Checking the quality of Detailed Clinical Models:

instrument application (D van Munster, I Krediet, W Goossen)

14:20 - 14:40: A Quantitative Study Investigating the Effects of

Computerised Clinical Decision Support in the Emergency Department

(P Bennett, N Hardiker)

14:40 - 15:00: An analysis of the factor model on the workload of

nursing staff using a hospital management tool (K Sato, K Yamashita, M

Goshima, T Kurodad, Y Kinosada, A Seiyama)

15:00 - 15:20: A Study on The effectiveness of XMOOC teaching in

improving practical nursing teaching (HW Zhou, W Qiu, JY Zhu, Wj

Gong, WW Le, J Fen)


Position plan

Participation



27 Jun 2016, 15:25 - 15:55


Topic Clinical IT

Submissions

15:25 - 15:30: Design of an Electronic Reminder System for Supporting

the Integerity of Nursing Records (C CHIEN-MIN)

15:30 - 15:35: Discussion on the initial use of nursing information

systems related factors of satisfaction (ST PENG,, SC Jhan, SJ CHEN)

15:35 - 15:40: Classification of patient care complexity: cloud

technology (C de Oliveira Riboldi, A Barcellos Teixeira Macedo, T

Mergen, VL Mendes Dias, D Ghignatti da Costa, ML Falsarella

Malvezzi, AM Muller Magalhães, D Tolfo Silveira)

15:40 - 15:45: NURSING ACTIVITIES SCORE: cloud computerized

structure (K Bottega Moraes, F Zerbieri Martins, M Dutra de Camargo,

D Feijó Vieira, AM Muller Magalhães, D Tolfo Silveira)

15:45 - 15:50: Using a System Science Strategy to Measure Teamwork

in an Urban Hospital (H LEE, S Yoon)

15:50 - 15:55: From a suspect victim to the Holmes: the unexpected

value of a home-made mobile chemotherapy medication administration

(MC Kuo, P Chang)


Position plan

Participation

27 Jun 2016, 15:30 - 16:00


Topic eHealth

Submissions

15:30 - 15:35: An eNursing solution for patients with home-ventilation –

the eVent@home-tool (H Dewenter, D Zenz, S Thun)

15:35 - 15:40: Application of text mining in cancer symptom

management (YJ Lee, H Donovan)

15:40 - 15:45: VIH-TAVIE relational model of engagement: creating

meaningful connections to empower people living with HIV via a virtual

nursing intervention (G Rouleau, L Richard, J Côté)

15:45 - 15:50: How do information and communication technologies

influence nursing care? (G Rouleau, MP Gagnon, J Côté, J Payne-

Gagnon, E Hudson, CA Dubois)

15:50 - 15:55: Call for increased patient support focus: Review and

evaluation of mobile apps for tuberculosis prevention and treatment (S

Iribarren, R Schnall)

Room Poster zone B level -1 (Location: Level -1, Number of seats: 0)

Position plan

Participation



27 Jun 2016, 16:00 - 17:40


Title Information Challenges in Patient Transition

Description

Kathryn H. Bowles, Kavita Radhakrishnan, Dr Paulina Sockolow, Dr Ragnhild

Hellesø

Abstract: The aim of this workshop is to address challenges in access to accurate

and relevant information for both patients and their clinicians during patient

transitions. Successful exchange of information across transitions relies on

clinicians’ use of the electronic health record, information systems that support

workflow and communication and access to actionable information to facilitate

information exchange. In this workshop the speakers will illustrate the above

mentioned challenges. The chairman will initially make a short statement of the

purpose and the organization of the workshops.

Keywords. Home health care, information needs, point-of-care information,

aged, clinical information systems


Submissions

16:00 - 17:40: Information Challenges in Patient Transition (R Hellesø,

K Bowles, K Radhakrishnan, P Sockolow)


Position plan

27 Jun 2016, 16:00 - 17:40


Title Intelligent Re-use of Nursing Routine Data: Opportunities and Challenges

Description

Dr. Dieter Baumberger; Thomas Jucker, Dr. Werner O Hackl

Abstract: Secondary use of structured nursing routine data receives an increasing

attention in healthcare and is supposed to bear huge potential for different

purposes. However, building and analyzing such integrated nursing routine data

repositories are nontrivial, challenging tasks. The workshop gives an insight in

the state of the art of secondary data analysis in nursing and addresses possible

opportunities as well as the main challenges when re-using nursing data for

secondary analyses.

The target audience of the workshop comprises all stakeholders who are

interested in the intelligent re-use of nursing data (e.g. decision-makers, public

health officials, nursing managers, nursing informatics/IT staff, scientists, data

analysts as well as industry representatives).

Keywords: nursing informatics, routine nursing data, data collection, data

analysis, re-use, secondary use, data warehousing

Topic Clinical IT

Submissions

16:00 - 17:40: Intelligent Re-use of Nursing Routine Data: Opportunities

and Challenges (WO Hackl)


Position plan

Participation



27 Jun 2016, 16:00 - 17:40


Title Nursing Informatics Education: Latino America & Caribe

Description

Carol Hullin; Erika Caballero Muñoz; Tatiana Astengo; Alejandra Escobar

Abstract: The objective of this panel is to share the current status of Nursing

Informatics education at the national (Chile) and regional level. All the panelists

are involved in different educational programs by face to face, online and small

workshops. The scope is to anyone who is interested in the education in nursing

informatics in Spanish, since the entire panelists participate in the design &

development of educational programs from certificate, diploma, bachelor,

master and PhD curriculums.

Keywords: Nursing Informatics Education, Nursing Informatics, Students,

Curriculum


Submissions

16:00 - 17:40: Nursing Informatics Education: Latino America & Caribe

(C Hullin, E Caballero, T Astengo, A Escobar)


Position plan

Participation

27 Jun 2016, 16:00 - 17:40

Short name Panel 62

Title Integrating a proposed population health model with Nursing Informatics

research

Description

Dawn Dowding; Adriana Arcia; Ragnhildur Ingibjargardottir Bjarnadottir, Sarah

Iribarren, Sunmoo Yoon.

Abstract: In this panel we discuss how nursing informatics can provide a

framework for carrying out population health nursing research, using a

conceptual model for nursing and population health; the Conceptual Model of

Nursing and Population Health (CMNPH). The panel will provide an overview

of the CMNPH and then each presenter will present findings from ongoing

informatics research that provides insights to different levels of the CNMPH

model. The panel is targeted towards informatics researchers who wish to use

novel informatics approaches to carry out population health research.

Keywords: Population Health, Nursing Informatics, Text Mining, Data

Visualization, Health Disparities


Submissions

16:00 - 17:40: Integrating a proposed population health model with

Nursing Informatics research (D Dowding, A Arcia, R Bjarnadottir, S

Iribarren, S Yoon)


Position plan

Participation



27 Jun 2016, 16:00 - 17:40


Title Social Media as catalyzer for Connected Health, hype or hope? Perspectives

from IMIA Working Groups

Description

Dr Luis Fernandez-Luque; Dr Vivian Vilmarlund; Dr Elizabeth Borycki; Dr

Stefan Schulz; Dr Craig Kuziemsky; Dr Michael Marschollek; Dr Casimir A.

Kulikowski

Abstract: The Internet and social media are becoming ubiquitous technologies

that are transforming the health sector. Social media has become an avenue for

accessing, creating and sharing health information among patients and

healthcare professionals. Furthermore, social media has become a key feature in

many eHealth solutions, including wearable technologies, Big Data solutions,

eLearning systems, Serious Games, Medical imaging, etc. These hyper-

connected technologies are facilitating a paradigm shift towards more connected

health. In this panel, representatives of different IMIA Working Groups will

explore how both hope and hype contribute to social media’s catalyzing role in

creating connected health solutions.

Keywords: m-Health; Mobile Health; Social Media; Public Health Informatics;

Consumer Health Informatics; Connected Health, Patient Safety.

Topic Social Media

Submissions

16:00 - 17:40: Social Media as catalyzer for Connected Health, hype or

hope? Perspectives from IMIA Working Groups (L Fernandez Luque, V

Vimarlund, E Borycki, S Schulz, C Kuziemsky, M Marschollek, CA

Kulikowski)


Position plan

Participation

27 Jun 2016, 18:20 - 19:20

Short name Keynote

Title How e-patients are changing healthcare

Description

Dave deBronkart

The Internet, ICT, and digital devices give patients new information, and it's

changing healthcare. "e-Patients" are "empowered, engaged,

equipped, enabled" so they can be partners with their doctors and nurses. e-

Patient Dave helped save his own life by connecting online with other patients.

Today he is the most famous e-patient speaker in the world, with hundreds of

speeches (20 in Switzerland). This is his first time in Geneva.

Topic *


Position plan

Participation



28 Jun 2016, 09:00 - 10:00

Short name Keynote

Title Power of data for change

Description

Dr Frances Hughes RN, BA, MA, DNurs, Col (ret), JP, ONZM

Dr Frances Hughes was appointed as Chief Executive Officer of the

International Council of Nurses in February 2016. Immediately prior to this, she

held the role of Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer, Queensland, Australia,

and also served as Chief Nurse for New Zealand. From 2005-2011, Dr Hughes

worked for the World Health Organization with 16 countries in the Pacific

region, supporting them to develop policy and plans to improve mental health

for consumers in the Pacific. Qualified as a general and psychiatric health nurse,

Dr Hughes has a Doctor of Nursing degree from the University of Technology,

Sydney. She has held senior roles for many years across a range of organisations

and served as the Commandant Colonel for the Royal New Zealand Nursing

Corp. Dr Hughes has an extensive publication record and has received several

awards for her work



Position plan

Participation

28 Jun 2016, 10:05 - 10:35


Topic Clinical IT

Submissions

10:05 - 10:10: Nursing documentation: An action research project (G

Vabo, Å Slettebø, M Fossum)

10:10 - 10:15: Enhancing a Blood Transfusion Platform with Clinic

Decision Support Component to Better Assure Patient Safety (HF Lai,

HT Yeh, WR Lee, LC Hsiao, HT Ho, P Chang)

10:15 - 10:20: An Empirical Study on the Successful Implementation of

Nursing Information System (hh tsai)

10:20 - 10:25: Challenges and restarting of developing a hospital nursing

information system in central China (Z Shi, l lin, MC Kuo, P Chang)

10:25 - 10:30: Clinical knowledgebase integration of nursing

terminology (L Whittenburg)

10:30 - 10:35: The automated alert system for the hospital infection

control and the safety of medical staff based on EMR data (E JO)


Position plan

Participation



28 Jun 2016, 10:10 - 10:30



Submissions

10:10 - 10:15: Diffusing Innovations in Nursing Education: From PDAs

to OERs (G Doyle, B Budz)

10:15 - 10:20: Geo-spatial Informatics in International Public Health

Nursing Education (M Kerr, M Honey, B Krzyzanowski)

10:20 - 10:25: Problems faced by Nurses in use of Electronic Health

Records during Clinical Practice (M Verma, S Gupta)

10:25 - 10:30: Distance Education Programs: The Technical Support to

be Successful (R McNew, J Gordon, E Weiner, P Trangenstein)


Position plan

Participation

28 Jun 2016, 10:10 - 10:30


Topic Simulation laboratories

Submissions

10:10 - 10:15: Transforming Wearable Technology Surveillance Data for

the Personal Health Record using the Omaha System: Noise Exposure,

Cardiovascular and Stress Biomarkers (M Kerr, D Chin, K Monsen, O

Hong)

10:15 - 10:20: Proposal of Comprehensive Model of Teaching Basic

Nursing Skills Under Goal-Based Scenario Theory (Y Sannomiya)

10:20 - 10:25: Specialty Task Force: A Strategic Component to EHR

Optimization (MR Romero, A Staub)


Position plan

Participation



28 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 12:20


Title Strategies for Leveraging Interoperable Health Information Exchange Systems

among Healthcare Communities

Description

Gregory L. Alexander, Joyce Sensmeier, Joe McDonald, William Goossen, and

Mary M. Alexander

Abstract: The panel will share international Health Information Exchange (HIE)

projects to improve quality and lower costs in healthcare communities (i.e.

hospitals, clinician practices, and aged care facilities). HIE allows healthcare

professionals and patients to appropriately access and securely share a patient’s

vital medical information electronically within and across organizations.

Intended audience: Researchers, consumers, practitioners, vendors, care

providers, and policy makers with interests in technology design, development,

implementation, and management, particularly focused on HIE.

Keywords:. Health systems, Health Information Exchange, Health Information

Technology, Patient Care, Electronic Health Records


Submissions

10:40 - 12:20: Strategies for Leveraging Interoperable Health

Information Exchange Systems among Healthcare Communities (GL

Alexander, J Sensmeier, J McDonald, W Goossen, M Alexander)


Position plan

Participation


28 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 12:20


Title 20 years on, HON pursues its commitment to information you can trust

Description

Pr Antoine Geissbühler, Dr Célia Boyer

Abstract: In 1996, at the beginning of the World Wide Web, a group of health

specialists anticipated the need for trustworthy health information online. Thus

the Health On the Net Foundation (HON) was born. HON was created to

promote the deployment of useful and reliable health information online and to

enable its appropriate and efficient use. Two decades on, HON is the oldest and

most valued quality marker for health information online. For a number of years

under the guidance of the late Jean-Raoul Scherrer, the foundation has

established its reputation through dynamic measures, innovative endeavors and a

dedication to upholding key values and goals. This panel discussion provides an

overview of the HON Foundation, its activities, challenges and achievements

over the years.

Keywords: quality standard, ethics, e-health, health information technology,

certification

Topic eHealth

Submissions

10:40 - 12:20: 20 years on, HON pursues its commitment to information

you can trust (C Boyer, RD Appel, M Ball, J Van Bemmel, M

Carpentier, D Hochstrasser, DA Lindberg, RA Miller, JC Peterschmitt, C

Safran, M Thonnet, JP Bergmans, A Geissbuhler)


Position plan

Participation


28 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 12:20


Title Harmonising ICNP and SNOMED CT: a model for effective collaboration

Description

Dr Nicholas R. Hardiker; Jane Millar; Dr Tae Youn Kim; Dr Kay Jansen; Zac

Whitewood-Moores.

Abstract: The purpose of this panel was to demonstrate an approach to

collaborative working within nursing and health informatics. The panel took as

an example an initiative to harmonise between two large-scale terminologies,

namely the International Classification for Nursing Practice (ICNP) and

SNOMED Clinical Terms (SNOMED CT). A number of practical topics were

framed within a context of collaboration, including semi-automated and manual

approaches to mapping, consensus working, clinical validation, formal concept

modelling, etc. Those attending the panel, nurses and informatics professional

alike, came away with an increased understanding of a range of approaches to

collaborative working within nursing and health informatics.

Keywords: Collaboration, standards, terminologies, harmonization, mapping

Topic Standards

Submissions

10:40 - 12:20: Harmonising ICNP and SNOMED CT: a model for

effective collaboration (N Hardiker, A Adelöf, TY Kim, K Jansen, Z

Whitewood-Moores)


Position plan

Participation


28 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 12:20


Title Reducing Technology-induced errors: Organizational and Health Systems

Approaches

Description

Dr Elizabeth M. Borycki, Dr Yalini Senthriajah,Dr Andre W. Kushniruk, Sari

Palojoki, Dr Kaija Saranto, Dr Hiroshi Takeda

Abstract: Technology-induced errors are a growing concern for health care

organizations. Such errors arise from the interaction between healthcare and

information technology deployed in complex settings and contexts. As the

number of health information technologies that are used to provide patient care

rises so will the need to develop ways to improve the quality and safety of the

technology that we use. The objective of the panel is to describe varying

approaches to improving software safety from and organizational and health

systems perspective. We define what a technology-induced error is. Then, we

discuss how software design and testing can be used to improve health

information technologies. This discussion is followed by work in the area of

monitoring and reporting at a health district and national level. Lastly, we draw

on the quality, safety and resilience literature. The target audience for this work

are nursing and health informatics researchers, practitioners, administrators,

policy makers and students.

Keywords: Technology induced errors, patient safety, monitoring, quality

improvement, software quality


Submissions

10:40 - 12:20: Reducing Technology-induced errors: Organizational and

Health Systems Approaches (E Borycki, Y Senathirajah, A Kushniruk, S

Palojoki, K Saranto, H Takeda)


Position plan

Participation


28 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 12:20


Title Gamified Design for Health

Description

Dr Guido Giunti

Abstract: Increasing lifespans for chronic disease sufferers means a population

of young patients who require lifestyle intervention from an early age. For

multiple sclerosis (MS) patients, social problems begin with the decline of

cognitive skills and their quality of life is affected.

In this workshop, organizers will propose participants to work on different

gamification design approachs to solve MS patients’ engagement problem.

Participants will obtain skills that can be extrapolated to other conditions that

require patients change to adopt a different behavior.

At the end, participants will present their proposed gamification design and

discuss and comment each solution, assessing potential unintended outcomes

and advantages.

Keywords: Gamification, multiple sclerosis, mobile, physical activity

Topic Social Media

Submissions 10:40 - 12:20: Gamified Design for Health (G Giunti, M Isomursu)


Position plan

Participation

28 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 12:20


Title Wearable devices and eHealth

Topic eHealth

Submissions

10:40 - 11:00: Low-cost wearable for fatigue and back-stress

measurement in nursing (H Baqapuri, A Wajdan, E Kutafina, B Misgeld,

S Jonas)

11:00 - 11:20: Smart Glasses in Nursing Training – redundant gadget or

precious tool? A pilot study (M Marschollek, C Barthel, M Behrends, R

Schmeer, I Meyenburg-Altwarg, M Becker)

11:20 - 11:40: The intelligent wardrobe (M Lehmann, P Schaad, T

Buerkle)

11:40 - 12:00: Implementing Innovation: The Creation of an iUnit and

the Role of Nursing (V Tiase, D Sorbello, R Ventura, K Robinson)

12:00 - 12:20: Nursing informatics research priorities for the future:

recommendations from an international survey (LM Peltonen, M Topaz,

C Ronquillo, L Pruinelli, RF Sarmiento, MK Badger, S Ali, A Lewis, M

Georgsson, E Jeon, JL Tayaben, CH Kuo, T Islam, J Sommer, H Jung,

GJ Eler, D Alhuwail)


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Participation



28 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 12:20


Title Measures and data

Description Measurment and Data

Topic Clinical IT

Submissions

10:40 - 11:00: Measuring Nursing Value From the Electronic Health

Record (J Welton, E Harper)

11:00 - 11:20: Biometric Attendance and Big Data Analysis for

Optimizing Work Processes (N Verma, T Xavier, D Agrawal)

11:20 - 11:40: Networking Hospital ePrescribing: A Systemic View of

Digitalization of Medicines’ Use in England (V Lichtner, R Hibberd, T

Cornford)

11:40 - 12:00: Clustering the Whole-Person Health Data to Predict Liver

Transplant Survival (L Pruinelli, K Monsen, G Simon, B Westra)

12:00 - 12:20: Integration and analysis of heterogeneous colorectal

cancer data for translational research (J Jonnagaddala, J CROUCHER,

TR JUE, N MEAGHER, L CARUSO, R Ward, N HAWKINS)


Position plan

Participation

28 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 12:20


Title clinical & standards

Description Evaluation in genera¨l

Topic Clinical IT

Submissions

10:40 - 11:00: Evaluating Nurses Acceptance of Hospital Information

Systems: A Case Study of a Tertiary Care Hospital (M Khalifa)

11:00 - 11:20: Using Mixed Methods in Health Information Technology

Evaluation (P Sockolow, D Dowding, R Randell, J Favela)

11:20 - 11:40: The Pilot Evaluation of Using the International

Classification for Nursing Practice® (ICNP) as the Electronic Nursing

Data Exchange Standardization in Taiwan. (IC Hou)

11:40 - 12:00: Development and evaluation of an adolescents' depression

ontology for analyzing social data (H Jung, HA Park, TM Song)

12:00 - 12:20: The Evaluation Imperative (L Nagle)


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Participation



28 Jun 2016, 10:40 - 12:20


Title Diverse

Description Semantics workflow e-chart

Topic Standards

Submissions

10:40 - 11:00: Developing a semantic model to describe physical activity

data (H Kim, J Kim, E Shenvi, J Quach, B Sutijiadi, A Richardson, KW

Lin)

11:00 - 11:20: Event Reports Promoting Root Cause Analysis (S Pandit,

Y Gong)

11:20 - 11:40: A Workflow Framework for Health Management in Daily

Living Settings (M Ozkaynak, J Jones, J Weiss, P Klem, B Reeder)

11:40 - 12:00: User-centered design practices to redesign a nursing e-

chart in line with the nursing process (MB Schachner, F Recondo, Z

González, J Sommer, E Stanziola, F Gassino, M Simon, G Lopez, S

Benitez)

12:00 - 12:20: Interprofessional Student Perspectives of Online Social

Networks in Health and Business Education (G Doyle, C Jones, L

Currie)


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Participation

28 Jun 2016, 12:20 - 13:30

Short name EFMI NI

Title EFMI Working Group NursIE

Topic *


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28 Jun 2016, 12:20 - 13:30

Short name ICN

Title ICN meeting

Topic *


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28 Jun 2016, 12:20 - 13:40

Short name Session IBM

Title Mobile and Analytics for Nursing at the Point of Care

Description

Presenter:

Judy Murphy, RN, FACMI, FHIMSS, FAAN

CNO, IBM Global Healthcare

Description:

Mobile apps for nurses are beginning to be seen as critical components of

effective and efficient patient-centered care by providing anytime, anywhere

access to patient information and the plan of care in any venue – acute, long

term, community and home. Ms. Murphy will describe how mobile apps are

enabling a new way to care for patients; not digitizing an existing process, but

designing an end-to-end experience that allows nurses to have access to data and

analytics to make the right decisions and execute tasks at the point of care. Join

this session to learn how using a role-specific, user-centric design, built upon a

data secure platform is essential for success

Topic eHealth


Position plan

Participation


28 Jun 2016, 12:25 - 13:35


Topic Clinical IT

Submissions

12:25 - 12:30: Development and Appraisal of Multiple Accounting

Record System (Mars) (HC Yu, MC Chen)

12:30 - 12:35: Mining clinicians’ electronic documentation to identify

heart failure patients with ineffective self-management: A pilot text-

mining study (M Topaz, K Radhakrishnan, VL John, L Zhou)

12:35 - 12:40: Nurses’ Actual Usage of EMRs: An Access Log-Based

Analysis (A KAJIMURA, T Takemura, T HIKITA, K FUJITA, W

YOSHIHARA, A HASHIYA, T Kurodad)

12:40 - 12:45: Outcomes of Medication Administration Information

System for Nurses (JC LIN, TT Lee)

12:45 - 12:50: The Application of An Integrated IHCA Information

System to Analysis The Related Indicators (HT Yeh, WR Lee, SM Hsu,

HF Lai)

12:50 - 12:55: Decision-making to support smooth daily unit operation in

perioperative settings (E Siirala, LM Peltonen, H Lundgrén-Laine, S

SalanterÃ¤, K Junttila)

12:55 - 13:00: assessment of glascow coma outcome scale using a call

centre (T Xavier, M Robin, d Agrawal)

13:00 - 13:05: A model for risk assesment in Health Care (v prijatelj)

13:05 - 13:10: Improving EHR Usability Using LEAN Methodology (K

Kelly)

13:10 - 13:15: The relationship between nursing workload, quality of

care and nursing payment in intensive care units (LY Chang, HH Yu)

13:15 - 13:20: Nursing Informatics Pioneers Continue to Influence the

Profession: A Sustainable Impact (S Newbold, J Brixey)

13:20 - 13:25: Role of Emergency Nurse Coordinator (ENC) in Work

Flow Optimization in an Emergency Department of a Government

Hospital in Delhi (P S, D Agrawal, T Xavier)

13:25 - 13:30: An interview and an observation study of nurses and

student nurses’ electronic clinical documentation behaviors in a

OB/GYN nursing ward (YC Lu, YL Chen)

13:30 - 13:35: Design of a recommendation system for adding support in

the treatment of chronic patients (S Torkar, P Benedik, U Rajkovič, O

Šušteršič, V Rajkovič)


Position plan

Participation


28 Jun 2016, 12:25 - 13:40


Topic Standards

Submissions

12:25 - 12:30: Collaboration in the Hospital (E Suzuki, A Maruyama, Y

Sato, Y Takayama, M Saito, S Sato)

12:30 - 12:35: Development and Verification of a Clinical Process Chart

for Nutritional/Dietary Management (M Omori, S Tsuru, Y Michiwaki,

Y Hasagawa)

12:35 - 12:40: A Report On Nursing Information During Volunteer

Activities Conducted By Nursing Faculty Members and Students After

the Great East Japan Earthquake (Y Tomizawa, M Ichinose, H Onogi, C

Suzuki, R Nakamura, S Misawa)

12:40 - 12:45: Feasibility of Describing Wellbeing and Strengths at the

Community Level Utilizing the Omaha System (G Gao, M Kerr, K

Monsen)

12:45 - 12:50: Using model of clinic care classification in clinic nursing

information system (H Hui-Ling, C Lee, C Pei-Lung, H Chu-Jung, C

Shu-Chuan)

12:50 - 12:55: The experience of ICNP Francophone Research and

Development Centre of Canada with the validation of ICNP® French-

Canadian version (S Jetté, A Tanguay, L Talbot, S Westover, R Pavel, E

Perreault, G Mercier)

12:55 - 13:00: The construction of a subset of ICNP® for patients with

dementia (L Laukvik, K Mølstad, M Fossum)

13:00 - 13:05: Success criteria for implementing Standardized Care Plans

in community health care (E Østensen, R Hellesø)

13:05 - 13:10: Analysis of new terms for proposed inclusion in INCP®

(R Guerra Leal, D Ribeiro Carvalho, BS Santos, A Souza, MR Cubas)

13:10 - 13:15: Analysis the Nursing documentation of the Observation

plans and practices of Breast Cancer using Nursing NAVI® Contents (m

inoue)

13:15 - 13:20: Development and Evaluation of a Low Fertility Ontology

for Analyzing Social Data in Korea (J Lee, HA Park, TM Song)

13:20 - 13:25: Mapping Wound Assessment Data Elements in SNOMED

CT (L Block, S Handfield)

13:25 - 13:30: Lightweight Expression of Granular Objects (LEGO)

Content Modeling Using the SNOMED CT Observable Model to

Represent Nursing Assessment Data (C Johnson)

13:30 - 13:35: Implementation of improvements in an Electronic

Documentation Nursing Process System structured on NANDA -I, NOC

and NIC (NNN) classification (R DIOGO, H PERES, D CRUZ, R

GENGO, D ORTIZ)


Position plan

Participation


28 Jun 2016, 12:30 - 13:30



Submissions

12:30 - 12:35: An Innovative Use of Telepresence Robots for Educating

Healthcare Professional (M Molloy, R Shaw, J Vaughn, R Hueckel)

12:35 - 12:40: Design and Development of Learning Objects for health

professionals (K PACHECO, M AZAMBUJA)

12:40 - 12:45: Education methods for improving the ability to use

nursing information, with a focus on issues related to the role of the head

nurse: A post-workshop evaluation (T Izumi, Y Majima)

12:45 - 12:50: Design of a Hospital Simulation Software for Nursing

Education (G CERVI, C FLORES, R SOMENSI, R CAREGNATO)

12:50 - 12:55: Evaluation of Knowledge, Attitude, Practise and Adoption

among Health Care Professionals for informatics/computerised

technology systems (K Karthik)

12:55 - 13:00: Information sharing and the Nursing practice for The

Certified Nurse in Radiation Therapy Nursing (m inoue)

13:00 - 13:05: Designing an Internet-based intervention tailored to

psychological factors for CVD risk reduction: role of stress and anger

(CJ KIM, NJ Park, J Choi, DS Shin)

13:05 - 13:10: Attitude towards health information privacy and

Electronic Health Records among Urban Sri Lankan Adults (S Tissera, N

Silva)

13:10 - 13:15: Nursing Students’ Satisfaction with Mobile Academic

Electronic Medical Records for Undergraduate Clinical Practicum (M

CHOI, JH Park, HS Lee)

13:15 - 13:20: Linking Nurses with Evidence-based Information via

Social Media Tools: An Analysis of the Literature (H Carter-Templeton,

M Krishnamurthy, R Nelson)

13:20 - 13:25: The creation of simulation for the development of

competencies in nurses. (AP Zucatti, C FLORES, L Silveira)


Position plan

Participation


28 Jun 2016, 12:30 - 13:40


Topic eHealth

Submissions

12:30 - 12:35: Current trends in nursing informatics: results of an

international survey (LM Peltonen, D Alhuwail, S Ali, MK Badger, GJ

Eler, M Georgsson, T Islam, E Jeon, H Jung, CH Kuo, A Lewis, L

Pruinelli, C Ronquillo, RF Sarmiento, J Sommer, JL Tayaben, M Topaz)

12:35 - 12:40: Using Rapid Prototyping to design a smoking cessation

website with end-users (C Ronquillo, L Currie, D Rowsell, JC Phillips)

12:40 - 12:45: Developing Customer Oriented eHealth Services to High

Schools in City of Espoo (S Rosenqvist, E Rajalahti)

12:45 - 12:50: Use and acceptance of mobile technology by hospital

nurses in Germany (R Schmeer, M Behrends, T Kupka, I Meyenburg-

Altwarg, M Marschollek)

12:50 - 12:55: What facilitates the use of telehealth applications among

nurses? (M Koivunen, K Saranto)

12:55 - 13:00: Textual analysis and data mining: an interpreting research

on nursing (W De Caro, E Corvo, ar marucci, L LANCIA, J SANSONI)

13:00 - 13:05: Ehealth Literacy scale: an nursing analisys and italian

validation (W De Caro, E Corvo, ar marucci, l mitello, L LANCIA, J

SANSONI)

13:05 - 13:10: Co – operation and Co-funding Networks in eHealth

Research (P Kokol, H Blažun Vošner, K Saranto)

13:10 - 13:15: Improving patient safety with a mobile application for

patients with peripherally inserted central venous catheters (S Nüssli, K

Bosshart, Z Raphael, F Schnyder)

13:15 - 13:30: e-Health interventions for healthy aging: A systematic

review protocol (MP Gagnon, I Beogo, R Buyl)

Room Poster zone B level -1 (Location: Level -1, Number of seats: 0)

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Participation


28 Jun 2016, 12:30 - 13:10

Short name Poster D 2100

Topic Social Media

Submissions

12:30 - 12:35: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF OMAHA SYSTEM

LITERATURE IN TURKEY (S SECGINLI, N Nahcivan, K Monsen)

12:35 - 12:40: STUDENT DOCUMENTATION OF COMMUNITY

STRENGTHS USING OMAHA SYSTEM TERMINOLOGY (S

SECGINLI, N Nahcivan, M Kerr)

12:40 - 12:45: Exploration of risk factors for falls using electronic

nursing records (E CHOI, Y Lee, E Yang, J Kim, Y Kim, HA Park)

12:45 - 12:50: Evaluation of nursing actions documented in EHRs for

patients falls against clinical practice guidelines (Y Lee, E Choi, E Yang,

J Kim, Y Kim, HA Park)

12:50 - 12:55: Information Content Across Types of Nurse Cognitive

Artifacts (J Blaz, A Doig, K Cloyes, N Staggers)

12:55 - 13:00: Applications of Information Technology in Nursing

during 2005-15: Evidence from Iran (m meraji, n ramezan ghorbani, ss

mahmoudian, M Samadbeik)

13:00 - 13:05: Study of Learning by the Virtual Patient Case Created (K

Hirano, Y Majima, K TOKUNAGA)

Room Poster zone D level -1 (Location: Level -1, Number of seats: 0)

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28 Jun 2016, 13:40 - 14:40

Short name Keynote

Title BigData and Health : Hopes and challenges

Description

Pr Christian Lovis

Christian Lovis is professor of clinical informatics at the University of Geneva

and leads the Division of Medical Information Sciences at the Geneva

University Hospitals. He is a medical doctor trained in Internal Medicine with

special emphasis on emergency medicine, is graduated in public health from the

University of Washington, Seattle, USA. In parallel to medicine, he studied

biomedical informatics at the University of Geneva, focusing on clinical

information systems and medical semantics. He led the development of the

computerized patient record for the university and public health sector of

Geneva. Christian is the author or co-authors more than 150 publications

focusing on semantics and interoperability in health big data; Clinical

information systems and advanced human-machine interfaces, including bio-

captors. He is editorial board member of major peer-reviewed journals in

medical informatics, such as the Journal of the American Medical Informatics

Association (JAMIA), PLOS One, the Journal of Medical Internet Research

(JMIR), and Applied Clinical Informatics (ACI). Christian is the European

representative and vice-chair of the board of managers of HIMSS Global and

member of the board of innovation of GS1, co-chair of the Architecture and

standard working group of e-Health-Suisse. He is co-founder of three startups

Topic *


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session.


28 Jun 2016, 15:00 - 16:40


Title Update: NI Scope and Standards of Practice, Competencies, and Certification

Description

Dr Carol J. Bickford; Dr Nadia Sultana; Dr Luann Whittenburg

Abstract: The new 2015 ANA Nursing Informatics: Scope and Standards of

Practice, Second Edition, includes a slightly revised definition of nursing

informatics, totally revised scope of practice statement, and updated standards

and accompanying competencies. The competencies are now leveled for

informatics nurses and informatics nurse specialists. This professional resource

informs practice, education, research, administration, and the certification

process. The presenters will provide details about the development of the latest

NI scope and standards of practice and the contemporary ANCC certification

process to stimulate group discussion and promote development of a personal

action plan to integrate such content into nursing and informatics practice. The

target audience includes all registered nurses, informatics nurses, informatics

nurse specialists, faculty, and administrators.

Keywords. Nursing informatics, scope and standards of practice, certification

Topic Standards

Submissions

15:00 - 16:40: Update: NI Scope and Standards of Practice,

Competencies, and Certification (C Bickford, N Sultana, L Whittenburg)


Position plan

Participation


28 Jun 2016, 15:00 - 16:40


Title Milestones and Experiences of Standardized Documentation

Description

Dr Kaija Saranto, Dr Virginia Saba, Dr Patricia Dykes, Dr Ulla-Mari Kinnunen,

Minna Mykkänen

Abstract: The purpose of this panel is to discuss milestones and experiences of a

standardized nursing terminology for the documentation of nursing practice

using Clinical Care Classification as an example. The aim is to describe the

value of using the CCC as the standardized nursing terminology and

framework for the multidisciplinary care plans and how its interoperability with

SNOMED CT, LOINC, and other required terminologies can be used for the

electronic health record systems. Further the aim is to discuss the advantages a

multidisciplinary documentation system and how it impacts on nursing practice,

management, and research as well as highlight the monitoring of nursing

documentation. The target audience will enrich their understanding about the

possibilities that a standardized multidisciplinary documentation is critical for

future data analyses and datamining highlighting nursing practices.

Keywords: Standards, Documentation, Nursing, Clinical Care Classification

Syste

Topic Standards

Submissions

15:00 - 16:40: Milestones and Experiences of Standardized

Documentation (K Saranto, V Saba, P Dykes, UM Kinnunen, M

Mykkänen)


Position plan

Participation


28 Jun 2016, 15:00 - 16:40


Title Health Informatics competencies, workforce and the DNP: Why connect these

‘dots’?

Description

Dr Marge Benham-Hutchins; Dr Juliana J. Brixey; Dr William Scott Erdley;

Kay Sackett Fitzgerald; Dr Angela M. Ross.

Abstract: This panel will provide the perspectives of nurse informatics experts

on the development of informatics education integrating health information

technology (HIT) and immersive simulation. The panel will also address student

and provider access to the electronic health record (EHR) for educational

purposes. This panel examines the education and preparation of students and

practicing nurses to meaningfully use EHRs. The target audience is clinicians,

educators, trainers, students and those interested in the meaningful use of EHRs

and achievement of the Informatics competencies defined by AACN and

TIGER.

Keywords: Electronic health records (EHRs), simulation, ethics, nursing

education, health informatics education, doctor of nursing practice (DNP)


Submissions

15:00 - 16:40: Health Informatics competencies, workforce and the DNP:

Why connect these ‘dots’? (J Brixey, M Marge Benham-Hutchins, W

Erdley, K Fitzgerald, A Ross)


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Participation


28 Jun 2016, 15:00 - 16:40


Title Urgent Call for Nursing Big Data

Description

Dr Connie Delaney; Joyce Sensmeier; Dr Charlotte Weaver; Lisiane Pruinelli;

Dr Asta Thoroddsen

Abstract. The purpose of this panel is to expand internationally a National

Action Plan for sharable and comparable nursing data for quality improvement

and big data science. There is an urgent need to assure that nursing has sharable

and comparable data for quality improvement and big data science. A national

collaborative – Nursing Knowledge and Big Data Science includes multi-

stakeholder groups focused on a National Action Plan toward implementing and

using sharable and comparable nursing big data. Panelists will share

accomplishments and future plans with an eye toward international

collaboration. This presentation is suitable for any audience attending the

NI2016 conference.

Keywords: Standardized nursing data, big data, data science, big data, data

science, workflow processes, health policy, nursing informatics

Topic Standards

Submissions

15:00 - 16:40: Urgent Call for Nursing Big Data (CW Delaney, J

Sensmeier, A Thoroddsen, c weaver, L Pruinelli)


Position plan

Participation


28 Jun 2016, 15:00 - 16:40

Short name Panle 537

Title Big Data & Social Media for Empowering Patients with Diabetes

Description

Dr Luis, Fernandez-Luque; Yelena, Mejova; Dr Miguel-Angel, Mayer; Dr Per

Erlend, Hasvold; Dr Surabhi, Joshi

Abstract: Millions of people living with diabetes are using mobile phones,

Internet and social media to socialize with other patients, share experience or

search information relevant for their self-management. This phenomena is

leading towards a new paradigm of hyper-connected diabetes digital self-

management. This is also leading towards an explosion on data, a large amount

of data is collected on populations around the world. This panel will address the

opportunities this data presents, discuss the latest research that uses it, and the

limitations and other concerns.

Keywords: Big Data, Social Media, Diabetes, mHealth, Internet, Public Health

Topic Social Media

Submissions

15:00 - 16:40: Big Data & Social Media for Empowering Patients with

Diabetes (L Fernandez Luque, Y Mejova, MA Mayer, PE Hasvold, S

Joshi)


Position plan

Participation


28 Jun 2016, 15:00 - 17:00


Title Education

Description Competences; experiences; curricula


Submissions

15:00 - 15:20: Decision support system of nursing human resources

allocation in general wards based on Hospital information system (S

ZHAO, h chen)

15:20 - 15:40: Knowledge transfer in health care through digitally

collecting learning experiences – Results of Witra Care (M Behrends, T

Kupka, R Schmeer, I Meyenburg-Altwarg, M Marschollek)

15:40 - 16:00: Operationalizing the TANIC and NICA-L3/L4 Tools to

Improve Informatics Competencies (C Sipes, D MCGONIGLE, K

Hunter, T Hebda, T HILL, J LAMBLIN)

16:00 - 16:20: Information Literacy in a Digital Era: Understanding the

Impact of Mobile Information for Undergraduate Nursing Students (G

Doyle, K Furlong, L Secco, J Bailey)

16:20 - 16:40: Integrating Informatics Content into the Nursing

Curriculum (E Weiner, P Trangenstein, J Gordon, R McNew)

16:40 - 17:00: Preparing the Next Generation of Advanced Practice

Nurses for Connected Care (D Skiba, A Barton, K Estes, E Gilliam, S

Knapfel, C Lee, G Moore, K Trinkley)


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Participation


28 Jun 2016, 15:00 - 16:40


Title Mobile & Personal health

Description Mobile and personal health combined with simulations

Topic Mobile Health

Submissions

15:00 - 15:20: Usabilty Evaluation of a Prototype Mobile App for Health

Management for Persons Living with HIV (R Schnall, S Bakken, W

Brown III, A Carballo-Dieguez, S Iribarren)

15:20 - 15:40: Mobile and Wearable Technology Needs for Aging in

Place: Perspectives from Older Adults and Their Caregivers and

Providers (J Wang, D Carroll, M Peck, S Myneni, Y Gong)

15:40 - 16:00: A systematic review and meta-analysis of intervention for

pediatric obesity using mobile technology (J Lee, A Byun, M PIAO, J

Kim)

16:00 - 16:20: Feasibility of the rule-based approach to creating complex

pictograms (J Kim, V FNU, E Bell, H Kim)

16:20 - 16:40: Quantifying Eye Tracking between Skilled Nurses and

Nursing Students in Intravenous Injection (Y Maekawa, Y Majima, M

Soga)


Position plan

28 Jun 2016, 15:00 - 16:40


Title Documentation analyses

Description Documentation, data analyses


Submissions

15:00 - 15:20: Evaluating the feasibility of using mobile devices for

nurse documentation (J Sommer, MB Schachner, Z González, D Luna, S

Benitez)

15:20 - 15:40: Output calculations based on nursing documentation in

the first generation of electronic health records in the Netherlands (W

Paans, M Müller-Staub, W Krijnen)

15:40 - 16:00: Using Clinical Decision Support and Dashboard

Technology to Improve Heart Team Efficiency and Accuracy in a

Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation (TAVI) Program (S Clarke, M

Wilson, M Terhaar)

16:00 - 16:20: Identifying outliers in data from patient documentation (D

Baumberger, R Bürgin)

16:20 - 16:40: Analysis of the nursing documentation in use in Portugal

– building a clinical data model of nursing centered on the management

of treatment regimen (I Cruz, F Bastos, F Pereira, A Silva, P Sousa)


Position plan

Participation



28 Jun 2016, 15:00 - 16:40


Title Digital health


Submissions

15:00 - 15:20: Technology Readiness of Early Career Nurse Trainees:

Utilization of the Technology Readiness Index (TRI) (M Odlum)

15:20 - 15:40: Heuristic Evaluation of a mHealth Diabetes Self-

management System using Disease Specific Patient Profiles (M

Georgsson, N Staggers)

15:40 - 16:00: Ten Demands of Improved Usability in eHealth and Some

Progress – Co-creation by Health and Social Care Professionals (I

Scandurra, D Liljequist)

16:00 - 16:20: Advancing the Digital Health Discourse for Nurse Leaders

(S Remus)

16:20 - 16:40: Adaptive Practice: Next Generation Evidence-Based

Practice in Digital Environments (MA Kennedy)


Position plan

28 Jun 2016, 16:40 - 17:20


Topic Clinical IT

Submissions

16:40 - 16:45: The effect of real time telemedicine video-consultation

between a hospital-based nurse and a discharged patient with Chronic

Obstructive Pulmonary disease (AD Sorknæs, MK Kaltoft)

16:45 - 16:50: Developing Evidence-based Care Standards and Decision-

making Support System for Pain Management (RC Feng, P Chang)

16:50 - 16:55: The impact of nursing students' cultural diversity on the

intention and attitudes towards the use of Information Technology (IT)

(A Gonen)

16:55 - 17:00: User’s Satisfaction of Multiple Accounting Record

System (MC Chen, HC Yu, SH Hsiao, HC Chen, CT Tan)

17:00 - 17:05: Triage Classification-based assessment by Ambulance

(RETTS): A 1 year Prospective Cohort Study of the effects on

knowledge and health outcomes in Electronic Health Records (K Ziegert)

17:05 - 17:10: Nurses’ and patients’ experiences of teleconsultations. a

postphenomenolgi analyzis of tele-consultations (AD Sorknæs, MK

Kaltoft)

17:10 - 17:15: Chinese Nurses' Acceptance of Personal Digital Assistants

：A Cross-Sectional Survey using a Technology Acceptance Model (Y

Wang, Q Xiao, L Sun, Y Wu)

17:15 - 17:20: Health consumers' eHealth literacy to decrease disparities

in accessing eHealth information (HJ Park, E Cormier, G Gordon)


Position plan



28 Jun 2016, 17:20 - 19:00


Title Nursing Informatics Beyond 2020; An Interactive Workshop Exploring Our

Futures

Description

Dr Peter J. Murray; Dr. W Scott Erdley;Prof. Margaret Hansen; Prof. Hyeoun-

Ae Park; Dr. Susan K Newbold,Dr. Karl Øyri; Prof. Graham Wright

Abstract: This interactive workshop will reflect on and update participants'

views on possible future scenarios for the development of health and nursing

informatics. The NI2006 Post Congress Conference discussed the future nature

and scope of nursing informatics, nursing and healthcare, as viewed from likely

developments between 2006 and 2020 [1]. Brief synposes from the NI2006

conference will be presented, with summaries of speakers' views on changes and

progress since. Workshop participants will discuss major themes and changes,

with a view to updating views on possible futures for nursing, healthcare and

informatics.

Keywords: Nursing informatics, future, digital health, ubiquitous computing

Topic eHealth

Submissions

17:20 - 19:00: Nursing Informatics Beyond 2020; An Interactive

Workshop Exploring Our Futures (P Murray)


Position plan

28 Jun 2016, 17:20 - 19:00


Title Not Lost in Translation: Changing Intervention Delivery Mechanisms in e-

Health

Description

Dr Karen Courtney; Dr Judith T. Matthews; Marcy Antonio;

Abstract : This workshop will explore the challenges in translating existing

health interventions to new e-health delivery mechanisms. Challenges to be

covered include: identifying and retaining the active ingredients of an

intervention; and measurement and validation of newly translated interventions.

This session will appeal to health researchers and e-health developers.

Participants will have an opportunity to work on cases in small groups to foster

in-depth discussion and sharing. Following this session, participants will be able

to articulate critical issues to be addressed in translating interventions to a new

delivery mechanism and share potential solutions to various translation

challenges.

Keywords. e-Health; telemedicine; community-based interventions;

psychometric testing; theory testing; research methods

Topic eHealth

Submissions

17:20 - 19:00: Not Lost in Translation: Changing Intervention Delivery

Mechanisms in e-Health (K Courtney, J Matthews, M Antonio)


Position plan

Participation



28 Jun 2016, 17:20 - 19:00


Title Nursing Informatics Competencies for Emerging Professionals: International

Leaders Panel

Description

Dr Patricia Flatley Brennan; Dr Roy Simpson; Dr Polun Chang; Dr Maxim

Topaz;

Abstract: To achieve a cursory review of the competencies necessary for acquire

a successful career in a competitive job market, the panel will bring together

leaders from renowned academic, successful health corporations, and

international leaders in nursing informatics to the table for discussion, dialogue,

and make recommendations. Panelists will reflect on their experiences within

the different types of informatics organizations and present some of the current

challenges when educating skillful professionals. The panel will provide

personal experiences, thoughts, and advice on the competencies development in

nursing informatics from their lens.

Keywords: Nursing informatics, Competencies, Leadership, Academia,

Industry, Education


Submissions

17:20 - 19:00: Nursing Informatics Competencies for Emerging

Professionals: International Leaders Panel (L Pruinelli, M Topaz, C

Ronquillo, LM Peltonen)


Position plan

Participation

28 Jun 2016, 17:20 - 19:00


Title Deep Dive: Evaluation Methods for Electronic Health Records

Description

Dr Sarah Collins; Dr Yalini Senathirajah; Dr Sarah Iribarren; Dr Sunmoon

Yoon; Dr Dawn Dowding

Abstract: Clinicians currently use electronic health records (EHR) which have

often not been designed with the user in mind. Participatory design requires a

thorough evaluation of the system using mixed methods. When different

methods yield conflicting results, synthesis is challenging. This panel will

present four cases of triangulation approaches to evaluate EHR usability and

usage in multiple institutions. The audience will have a better idea how to

triangulate results from multiple innovative methods such as the use of eye-

tracking techniques and mixed methods approaches to evaluation.

Topic Clinical IT

Submissions

17:20 - 19:00: Deep Dive: Evaluation Methods for Electronic Health

Records (S Collins, Y Senathirajah, S Iribarren, S Yoon, D Dowding)


Position plan

Participation



28 Jun 2016, 17:20 - 19:00


Title Towards Implementing a Global Competency-Based Nursing and Clinical

Informatics Curriculum: Applying the TIGER Initiative

Description

Dr Ursula Hübner, Dr Marion Ball, Dr Heimar de Fátima Marin, Dr Polun

Chang, Dr Marisa Wilson, Christel Anderson

Abstract: This workshop will review the history of the TIGER initiative in order

to set the framework for an understanding of international informatics

competencies. We will include a description of clinical nursing informatics

programs in 37 countries as well as the results of a recent survey of nursing

competencies in order to further discussions of internationally agreed-upon

competency definitions. These two surveys will provide the basis for developing

a consensus regarding the integration of core competencies into informatics

curriculum developments. Expected outcomes include building consensus on

core competencies and developing plans toward implementing intra- and inter-

professional informatics competencies across disciplines globally.

Keywords: Education, Nurses, Clinicians, Competencies, Informatics,

Innovation


Submissions

17:20 - 19:00: Towards Implementing a Global Competency-Based

Nursing and Clinical Informatics Curriculum: Applying the TIGER

Initiative (U Hübner, M Ball, H Marin, P Chang, M Wilson, C

Anderson)


Position plan

Participation


28 Jun 2016, 17:20 - 19:00

Short name panel 152

Title Engaging Nurses in the Design and Adoption of mHealth Tools for Care

Coordination

Description

Judy Murphy; Susan Hull; Dr Olivia Velez; Dr Robin Austin

Abstract: This panel will share ideas for the Nursing Informatics Specialists in

the audience on how mHealth tools are being designed and used for clinical

practice, education and research. They will describe specific mHealth projects

they are involved in, give practical examples, and provide tangible tactics for

nurses to make a difference. They will provide insight into new technology and

standards developments that make it easy to connect the mobile app ecosystem -

from open application program interfaces (APIs), to traditional health

information technology tools like Electronic Health Records (EHRs).

Keywords: mHealth, Mobile Health, Mobile Technology, Care Coordination,

Clinical Decision Support, Workflow

Topic eHealth

Submissions

17:20 - 19:00: Engaging Nurses in the Design and Adoption of mHealth

Tools for Care Coordination (J Murphy, S Hull, O Velez, R Austin)


Position plan

Participation

28 Jun 2016, 17:20 - 19:00


Title Documentation and reporting of nutrition – interoperability, standards, practice

and procedures

Description

Jannie M. de Grijs; Elisabeth Østensen; Dr Ann Kristin Rotegård;Caroline

Farsjø

Abstract. Interoperability, fragmentation, standardization and data integrity are

key challenges in efforts to improve documentation, streamline reporting and

ensure quality of care. This workshop aims at demonstrating and discussing

health politics and solutions aimed to improve nutritional status in elderly.

Keywords. Nutrition, evidence based nursing procedures, standardization,

Electronic Health Records

Topic Social Media

Submissions

17:20 - 19:00: Documentation and reporting of nutrition –

interoperability, standards, practice and procedures (AK Rotegard, JM de

Grijs, E Østensen, A Moen)


Position plan

Participation



28 Jun 2016, 17:20 - 19:00


Title A Faculty Peer Network for Integrating Consumer Health Solutions in Nursing

Education: Contextual Influences and Perspectives

Description

Glynda Doyle; Dr Elizabeth Borycki; Dr Karen Furlong; Dr Manal Kleib; Dr

Lynn Nagle

Abstract: The Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing and Canada Health

Infoway recently launched a national project to facilitate the integration of

digital and consumer health solutions into undergraduate nursing programs

across Canada. Led by eleven nursing faculty members with expertise in

informatics, the Digital Health Nursing Faculty Peer Network provided a forum

for mentorship and support to other nursing faculty (72) across Canada and

facilitated the development of a number of strategies to advance the

incorporation of digital health content into undergraduate nursing curricula (e.g.,

the creation of a Faculty Toolkit for teaching Consumer Health Solutions). In

this panel presentation, contextual and regional influences as well as specific

perspectives related to the experience of each of the panelists within the Faculty

Peer Network project will be outlined and discussed.

Keywords. Nursing education; consumer health; digital health; peer network;

nursing informatics competencies

Topic Social Media

Submissions

17:20 - 19:00: A Faculty Peer Network for Integrating Consumer Health

Solutions in Nursing Education: Contextual Influences and Perspectives

(G Doyle, L Nagle, E Borycki, K Furlong, M Kleib)


Position plan

Participation

28 Jun 2016, 20:00 - 23:55

Short name Gala Dinner

Title Gala Dinner

Description Gala Dinner and Dancing

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Participation


29 Jun 2016, 09:00 - 10:40


Title Healthcare Informatics Schemata: A paradigm shift over time

Description

Dr. W. Scott Erdley; Dr. Kay Sackett Fitzgerald,

Abstract: The schemata “A paradigm shift over time©” (Sackett & Erdley,

2006) a graphic model, visualizes development and progression of informatics in

health over time. The model portrays information technology trends, from

computers as resource through computational ubiquity, and the shift to social

networking and e-Health. The discrepancy between “real” and “proposed”

suggests gaps involving issues such as value, interoperability and ontology

requiring attention, development and ultimately adoption, hinging on a universal

standards framework. The workshop objective is to review previous and current

models of healthcare informatics to springboard revisions of the schemata for

current and future use.

Keywords. Model (theoretical), healthcare, informatics, nursing


Submissions

09:00 - 10:40: Healthcare Informatics Schemata: A paradigm shift over

time (W Erdley, K Fitzgerald)


Position plan

Participation

29 Jun 2016, 09:00 - 14:40


Title The Future of Informatics in Aged Care: An International Perspective

Description

Dr Gregory L. Alexander, Dr Patti Abbott, Dr Mariann Fossum, Dr Ryan J.

Shaw, Dr Ping Yu and Mary M. Alexander

Abstract: The panel will share global technology research initiatives in aged

care. Panel objectives: 1) Describe international informatics research initiatives

by experts addressing health needs of the aged, 2) Contrast health technologies

used to manage aging patients, and 3) Explain challenges and opportunities to

improve healthcare informatics for aging patients. Intended audience:

researchers, consumers, practitioners, vendors, care providers, and policy

makers with interests in aged care technology design, development,

implementation and management.

Keywords: Aging, Health Information Technology, IT adoption, Quality of Care

Topic Clinical IT

Submissions

09:00 - 10:40: The Future of Informatics in Aged Care: An International

Perspective (GL Alexander, P Abbott, M Fossum, R Shaw, P Yu, M

Alexander)


Position plan

Participation



29 Jun 2016, 09:00 - 10:40


Title Developing a Framework for Teaching Nursing Informatics Internationally

Description

Dr Inge Madsen, Dr Elizabeth Cummings, Dr Elizabeth M Borycki and Paulette

Lacroix

Abstract. Information technology systems in healthcare have resulted in

transformation of work practices. Nurses need knowledge, skills, judgment and

understanding of the importance of informatics from the commencement of their

training. This interactive workshop will look at developing a framework for

common core content, teaching methodologies and program structures in the

integration of nursing informatics in undergraduate programs. The workshop

format will provide a forum for international discussion on this serious challenge

faced by nursing schools everywhere. The outcome of this workshop will be the

development of a framework that may be applied in teaching nursing informatics

internationally.

Keywords: Nursing informatics, ICT, health information system, curriculum,

undergraduate education


Submissions

09:00 - 10:40: Developing a Framework for Teaching Nursing

Informatics Internationally (I Madsen, E Cummings, E Borycki, PU

Pedersen, P Lacroix)


Position plan

Participation


29 Jun 2016, 09:00 - 10:40


Title Facilitating eHealth for all through Connecting Nurses and the Women

Observatory for eHealth

Description

Dr Veronique Ines Thouvenot; Dr Nicholas R. Hardiker

Abstract: Nurses are at the forefront of health care delivery and are key to health

improvements across populations worldwide. They play vital role in the

treatment of communicable diseases and in maintaining optimal quality of life

for those living with long-term conditions. A number of factors such as an

ageing population, a shrinking nursing workforce, inequity and variable access

to health services naturally point towards technology-focused solutions.

However the uptake of eHealth tools and techniques by nurses and their

integration with nursing practice remain patchy, not least because of nurses

simply ‘not knowing’ that good solutions exist. The purpose of this panel is to

describe initiatives that seek to identify and showcase good practice in the use of

eHealth in nursing.

Keywords. eHealth, technology, nursing

Topic eHealth

Submissions

09:00 - 10:40: Facilitating eHealth for all through Connecting Nurses and

the Women Observatory for eHealth (N Hardiker, VI THOUVENOT)


Position plan

29 Jun 2016, 09:00 - 10:40


Title Mobile health

Topic Mobile Health

Submissions

09:00 - 09:20: TextWithSurgeryPatients - A Research Hypothesis in

Enhancing Education and Physical Assessment for Abdominal Surgical

Patients (M Hansen)

09:20 - 09:40: A mobile care coordination system for the management of

complex chronic disease (S Haynes, K Kim)

09:40 - 10:00: Mobile apps providing tailored nursing interventions for

patients with metabolic syndrome (E Jeon, HA Park, SJ JO, H Kang, JY

Lee)

10:00 - 10:20: What Features of Smartphone Medication Applications

Are Patients with Chronic Diseases and Caregivers Looking for? (Y Liu,

L Wang, P Chang, K Lamb, Y Cui, Y Wu)

10:20 - 10:40: Ambulance Protocols: a Mobile Solution (E Losiouk, S

Quaglini, E Visetti, F Perfetti, G Lanzola)


Position plan

Participation



29 Jun 2016, 09:00 - 10:40


Title Clinical

Topic Clinical IT

Submissions

09:00 - 09:20: Enhancing Patient Safety Using Clinical Nursing Data: A

Pilot Study (J Choi, J Choi)

09:20 - 09:40: The integrated patient’s self-care process model (M

Milavec Kapun)

09:40 - 10:00: Nurses’ role in tele-consultation for patients in remote

areas (M Robin, T Xavier, D Agrawal)

10:00 - 10:20: A Personal Health Network for Chemotherapy Care

Coordination: Evaluation of Usability Among Patients (K Kim, J Bell, R

Bold, A Davis, V Ngo, S Reed, J Joseph)

10:20 - 10:40: Improving Patients Experience in Peadiatric Emergency

Waiting Room (F Ehrler, J Siebert, R Wipfli, C Duret, A Gervaix, C

Lovis)


Position plan

Participation

29 Jun 2016, 09:00 - 10:40


Title ehealth & clinical

Topic eHealth

Submissions

09:00 - 09:20: Towards integrating the principlist and casuist approaches

to ethical decisions via multi-criterial support (MK Kaltoft, JB Nielsen,

G Salkeld, J Dowie)

09:20 - 09:40: The Nursing Informatician's Role in Mediating

Technology Related Health Literacies (R Nelson, H Carter-Templeton)

09:40 - 10:00: Discovering eHealth Technology: An Innovative

Interprofessional Graduate Student Learning Experience (K Estes, E

Gilliam, S Knapfel, C Lee, D Skiba)

10:00 - 10:20: Comparative evaluation of usage and acceptance of

Nursing Information System in a German and American Hospital (AM

Vollmer)

10:20 - 10:40: Advancing nursing informatics in the next decade:

recommendations from an international survey (M Topaz, C Ronquillo,

LM Peltonen, L Pruinelli, RF SARMIENTO, MK Badger, S Ali, A

Lewis, M Georgsson, E Jeon, JL Tayaben, CH Kuo, T Islam, J Sommer,

H Jung, GJ Eler, D Alhuwail)


Position plan

Participation



29 Jun 2016, 09:00 - 10:40


Title clinical

Topic Clinical IT

Submissions

09:00 - 09:20: Robotic Assistance in Medication Management:

Development and Evaluation of a Prototype (M Schweitzer, A Hörbst)

09:20 - 09:40: Functionality of Triggers for Epilepsy Patients Assessed

by Text and Data Mining of Medical and Nursing Records (E Kivekäs,

UM Kinnunen, P Paananen, R Kälviäinen, K Haatainen, K Saranto)

09:40 - 10:00: Testing of triggers by data mining of epilepsy patients’

structured nursing records (UM Kinnunen, E Kivekäs, P Paananen, R

Kälviäinen, K Saranto)

10:00 - 10:20: Computerization of a nursing chart according to the

nursing process (MB Schachner, Z González, F Recondo, J Sommer, F

Gassino, D Luna, S Benitez)

10:20 - 10:40: Standardized Nursing Documentation Supports Evidence-

Based Nursing Management (M Mykkänen, M Miettinen, K Saranto)


Position plan

Participation

29 Jun 2016, 09:00 - 10:40


Title Education


Submissions

09:00 - 09:20: Development and Evaluation for Active Learning

Instructional Design of Epidemiology in Nursing Informatics Field (Y

Majima)

09:20 - 09:40: Changing educational paths in an informatics course

according to the needs and expectations of nursing degree students (Z

González, MB Schachner, MA Tattone, S Benitez)

09:40 - 10:00: Embedding nursing informatics education into an

Australian undergraduate nursing degree (E Cummings, E Shin, C

Mather, E Hovenga)

10:00 - 10:20: Using co-design with nursing students to create

educational apps for clinical training (S O'Connor, T Andrews)

10:20 - 10:40: Educational Requirements for Mobile Applications in

Nursing: Applying the User-Task-Context Matrix to Identify User

Classes and Contexts of Use (E Borycki, A Kushniruk, P Turner, J

Kaipio, E Cummings)


Position plan

Participation



29 Jun 2016, 09:00 - 10:40


Title Clinical

Topic Clinical IT

Submissions

09:00 - 09:20: Utilizing Health Analytics in Improving Emergency

Room Performance (M Khalifa)

09:20 - 09:40: Analyzing 30-day Readmission Rate for Heart Failure

Using Different Predicitve Models (S Mahajan, P Burman, M Hogarth)

09:40 - 10:00: Dementia and robotics: People with advancing dementia

and their carers driving an exploration into an engineering solution to

maintaining safe exercise regimes (P Procter, C Cooper, J Penders)

10:00 - 10:20: Harmonising Nursing Terminologies Using a Conceptual

Framework (K Jansen, TY Kim, A Coenen, V Saba, N Hardiker)

10:20 - 10:40: POLESAT's Third version of an innovative e-geoplatform

(A QUESNEL-BARBET, J Soula, F Dufossez, R Beuscart)


Position plan

Participation

29 Jun 2016, 11:20 - 12:20

Short name Keynote

Title e-Health: Global Nursing for Global Citizen

Description

Pr Heimar de Fatima Marin

Heimar de Fatima Marin has devoted her professional career to improving

patient care using information and communication technologies. She is Professor

and Director of the Graduate Program in Health Informatics at the Federal

University of Sao Paulo (UNIFESP). Heimar Marin is former President of the

Brazilian Society of Health Informatics, former Chair of the International

Medical Informatics Association Nursing Informatics Special Interest Group and

an International Fellow of the American College of Medical Informatics. She

has over 250 publications and 13 books. As a professor, she has mentored over

20 PhD students, 32 Masters students, and 85 specialists in health and nursing

informatics. She is a Fellow in Clinical Computing at the Center for Clinical

Computing at Harvard Medical School and Editor-in-Chief of the International

Journal of Medical Informatics.

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